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By Guo WangAutumn 2021 Magazine Feature Medical drugs changed our understanding of life and disease. When in the past, a...
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History often develops into myth. And the history of science is not strange to that phenomenon. Many of the individuals...
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The 2017 Nobel Prize for Chemistry This article belongs to a series on the 2017 Nobel Prizes The first line...
The Mary Rose, a flagship of Henry VIII’s English fleet, sank off the coast of Portsmouth in 1545. The hull...
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With growing prevalence of lifestyle-associated diseases, including obesity, Type II diabetes and cardiovascular disease, there is an urgent need and...
The periodic table has been an emblem of science for over 100 years. Explosions, poisonings, space exploration and novelty Victorian...
Photo credit: Katherine McAlpine/Royal Institution After the storming success of his family-friendly talk at the Ri itself and online, Andrew...
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