Infrared light makes tasty popcorn, super-heated steam cleans dishes quickly and efficiently
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Physicists gather to celebrate the life of Sir John Enderby
Two-day workshop held at the University of Bristol was attended by family, fellow physicists and friends
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Hertha Ayrton: ‘An advocate for interdisciplinarity’
Anita Chandran and Elizabeth Bruton talk about inventor, scientist and suffragette, Hertha Ayrton
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Better coffee from multispectral imaging, a battery made from crab shells
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Staying grounded: are shoes the most dangerous human invention?
Chris Holt questions whether there are health benefits to staying in physical contact with the Earth, as some people believe
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The UK must stay in the EU’s Horizon research programme
Matin Durrani says it's vital that the UK remains part of the EU’s huge Horizon research programme
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Gummy bears made from old wind turbines, puffed-up coating makes wood fire resistant
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Colourful solar panels could brighten your roof, global warming accelerates snapping shrimp
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Babies have an innate understanding of symmetry, we fall foul of chorizogate, astronomers love science fiction
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Chorizo shines like a star in telescope prank, game creates mechanical versions of electronic circuits
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