Earth - Climatology Robert
There is a Neils Bohr aphorism - 'prediction is very difficult, especially if it's about the future'. Climate is a 'cascade of powerful mechanisms' that is characterised by abrupt, rapid, frequent and sometimes extreme change: classic behaviour of a dynamic and complex system in chaos theory. The limits of predictability of climate may be much broader than we think.
| Technology - Information Technology Andy
There is a revolution raging over access to scientific information, yet much of that information you will never find by using Google: it lurks in the Deep Web. Time to don the helmet and switch on the lamp......
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Life - Biology Dr. Beaver
In these articles I hope to promote a better understanding of autism and discuss some of the theories as to its cause.
| Life - Medicine Tam
The story of Osteoarthritis, from the ancient Egyptians to the present - and beyond. |
Life - Medicine Tam
Being a brief but discursive history of some of the developments in general anaesthesia up to the twentieth century, mostly in Europe.
| Special Reports - Science Places Andy
Opened in 1997, the City of Arts & Science in Valencia has become one of Spain's biggest tourist attractions. So what's the science like? Science File goes to find out...
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Life - Medicine Tam
Being a brief but discursive history of some of the developments in general anaesthesia up to the twentieth century, mostly in Europe.
| Universe - Astronomy Andy

Light pollution is everybody's problem. Even yours.
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Foundations - Chemistry Tam
The scientific facts behind the Biblical story
| Foundations - Physics Andy

A summary of theories about the Higgs Boson - the elusive particle believed to give matter its mass.
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Life - Biology Cara Brookins
Toxins, pathogens, and bio-researchers are popular targets for fictional terror plots, but researchers take extreme measures to keep us safe.
| Universe - The Solar System Andy
How has our view of the solar system changed since the beginning of the space age, and what can it tell us about solar systems around other stars?
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Universe - Cosmology Bikerman
A basic look at the Universe and the Big Bang for the non-specialist.
| Universe - The Solar System Andy
Forget trying to comprehend planetary distances measured in millions or billions of miles. What's needed is feet.
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Earth - Geology Spinney
A brief outline of geological theories before Hutton, and what led him to his Uniformitarian ideas.
| Life - Biology Spinney
It's not just wind that chills: water helps as well.
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Special Reports - People in Science Tam
I would like to propose two gentlemen from the distant past as scientific heroes worthy of your respect and emulation today.
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