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Connecting patients and clinicians: Why patient perspectives matter in research
Soapbox Science 02 Feb 2016 | 11:09 GMT | Posted by Lillienne Zen | Category: Featured, Science communication and outreach Vanessa Smith is a patient activist working to raise awareness of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and the importance of the patient voice within the medical and research community.
Nature / Entrepreneur First Innovation Forum in Quantum Technologies
Of Schemes and Memes Blog 12 Oct 2015 | 15:00 BST | Posted by Lillienne Zen | Category: Communities Happenings, Events By Leonie Mueck, Associate Editor, Physical Sciences for Nature, and Maria Maragkou, Associate Editor for Nature Materials Quantum technology research is currently maturing towards commercialization, a development fuelled by major investments from governments and companies.
Portrait of a Chemist: From a wartime fascination with chemistry to advising inner-city groups
Soapbox Science 26 Feb 2016 | 16:50 BST | Posted by Lillienne Zen | Category: Events, Featured, Science communication and outreach Peter Gallant found his love for chemistry as a schoolboy during the war while recovering from polio. After 30 years of working with rockets and nuclear power, he went on to apply his chemical experience in the voluntary sector advising inner-city groups. He speaks to Alex Jackson about his lifelong passion for science.
The astrophysicist on a mission to get more women into physics
“Very often the famous names we know and read about in science are not those of women,” says Professor Jo Dunkley. “To get more young girls studying the subject, we must change cultural perceptions and have more visible female role models.” As we sit discussing the women who have inspired Dunkley, a professor of physics and astrophysical sciences at Princeton University, to study the universe, the mood is rather sombre.
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