Can you imagine walking into a gallery and seeing a bloody head right in front of you? That is the unusual greeting you’ll get when you enter the Science and Technology exhibition.
Scary Science
Meet Marc Quinn’s “bloody head” at the National Portrait GalleryBy Xue Di19 March 2012 |
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Welcome to Elements’ special report on Diamond Light SourceBy Adam Smith15 March 2012 Elements explores the Oxfordshire synchrotron, which produces light 10 billion times brighter than the sun. |
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Brain reward explains overeatingBy Funmi OlatejuA new study suggests obese individuals’ brains generate signals that promote eating even when the body is not hungry. |
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Elements podcast #3 – science art, synchrotron, mental health, tea and a good night’s sleepBy Attilia Burke13 March 2012 In the third edition of the Elements podcast, hosts Alice Lighton and Danny Copley take us through some of the zany, scary, beautiful and sexy science stories taking our fancy this week. |
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An audio tour of the synchrotron (for dummies)
By Kate AdamsAs a physics drop-out at school, I felt a little nervous prior to visiting the Diamond Light Source synchrotron in Oxfordshire.