Although HIV–Aids can now be managed quite well with antiretroviral drugs, there is still no cure. Anthony King talks to the scientists trying to find one
Graphene and molybdenum disulfide array offers advantages over current silicon retinal implants
Although many drugs have in the past come from plants, Hayley Bennett discovers that it’s hard work getting them approved today
It’s 100 years since Derek Barton was born. Mike Sutton looks at his work developing conformational analysis
Is the dream of a hydrogen-fuelled future still a pipe dream, or is it in the pipeline? Angeli Mehta investigates
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Javier García-Martínez shares how to mix science, entrepreneurship and art
Raw beauty and low cost of living are two bonuses for moving to the Valleys
The benefits and challenges of three approaches to scientific meetings
Seven tips on how to survive and thrive in the summer conference season
We’re going to need a bigger compound deck…
Raw beauty and low cost of living are two bonuses for moving to the Valleys
The carbon dioxide shortage has revealed a lot about the modern economy
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How the ‘world’s most wonderful mineral’ became one of the world’s biggest health hazards
Kat Arney investigates the chemicals responsible for giving bruises their hue and colouring your poo
Immunologist Daniel Davis reveals the complexities of the human immune system
Megan McGregor reviews a book that sets out to explain the unescapable role gender has in our lives
The latest exhibition at Dublin’s Science Gallery explores life in the harshest environments, on Earth and beyond
The human body’s response to disease is fiendishly complex but endlessly fascinating
Forensic anthropologist Sue black shares her fascination with anatomy and determination to help the loved ones of those that die
A book that aims to take readers into the lives and minds of two of the most powerful men in the world
A book that tells the stories of people who experience reality in extraordinary ways
Chemical fingerprinting distinguishes famous Scottish poet’s 200-year-old letters from contemporary forgeries
Formulation of earliest manufactured make-up unmasked
The twisting tale of how ion-selective electrodes were developed
The story of the man whose chemistry textbook saved Primo Levi’s life
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