Interview with Joanne Manaster – a multipassionate scientist
Joanne Manaster is a cell and molecular biology lecturer at the University of Illinois. She
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The Highlights of 2013
This year our writers churned out a host of fantastic articles, including a series of
Weekly Science Picks
It is with a heavy heart that I must say, this is my final set
Weekly Science Picks
Well, it’s my turn to pick my favourite science news this week on Australian Science.
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I’m loath to begin a weekly roundup on a low note, and I’m truly sorry
Hopeful results in latest HIV vaccine trial, but many hurdles to overcome yet
A HIV vaccine, known as SAV001-H has shown promising results in an early clinical trial,
The Hallmarks of Cancer: Becoming Independent
This article originally appeared on Know The Cosmos. I will be re-posting excerpts here for
The Hallmarks of Cancer: Growth Factors and Cell Signaling
This article originally appeared on Know The Cosmos. I will be re-posting excerpts here for
Weekly Science Picks
I hope everyone’s enjoying a nice weekend! It’s my turn again for the weekly science
The Schoolchild who Discovered a New Jellyfish Species
The thing I love the most about scientific discovery is that anyone can do it.
Combating the rise of the superbugs: The health and scientific challenges of antibiotic resistance
It’s hard to imagine the world prior to antibiotics, a world where even a deep
Asteroids, extinctions, and biodiversity: Wiping the slate clean for new life to flourish
The recent meteor strike in Russia has been a rather sobering reminder that Earth has
The bacteria that live inside hurricanes
Seven miles above the Earth’s surface, where the weather is born, lies the troposphere –
Weekly Science Picks
Another week, another collection of weekly science picks! Those of us over here in Northern