Joseph Milton
After 10 years in evolutionary genetics, I decided to broaden my horizons by joining the masters in science journalism at City. Since starting the course I have worked at both New Scientist and the Financial Times.Joseph is the Editor of Elements.
Bowel cancer test could save lives
A one-off five-minute procedure reduces deaths from bowel cancer by 43 per cent and decreases the incidence of the disease by a third.
Read MoreMonkey maths: greater than or less than yours?
We knew that monkeys can count, add-up, multiply, and even grasp abstract mathematical concepts, suggesting they’re a match for college students when it comes to maths. Now, for the first time, researchers have demonstrated the neurological basis of monkeys’ understanding of maths principles.
Read MoreiPad, but will you?
Apple have just revealed their latest techy offering after weeks of speculation and carefully controlled leaks – the iPad – but have they lost their magic touch, or can Apple save the newspaper industry by persuading people to pay for web-based content?
Read MoreWelcome to Elements
Welcome, and thanks for visiting Elements, a brand spanking new website dedicated to covering the rapidly evolving world of science and technology.
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