109 RESULTS IN TAG "science":
Bristol aiming to be first UK Gold Sustainable Food City by 2020
In the next year, Bristol aims to be the UK’s first Gold Sustainable Food City, which is why the city has recently launched their ‘Going For Gold’ campaign. Epigram SciTech attended a 'Going for Gold' breakfast, to find out more....
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E-waste not, want not
E-waste has emerged as a key environmental issue and the UK is the worst offender in Europe. How can government policy and design reduce such a growing concern?...
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Flying cars could bring sci-fi to our cities
Making flying cars a reality have been an ambitious concept for decades and it appears that the efforts have finally came to fruition....
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Can the UK really be carbon neutral by 2050?
The UK has committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. In one of the final actions that Theresa May will take as Prime Minister, is this a pragmatic commitment, or an unrealistic pledge?...
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#RefillRevolution aiming to save plastic bottles with National Refill Day events
The Refill Revolution is recruiting this National Refill Day (19 June) in the Wills Memorial Building foyer alongside a free cocktail/mocktail event at the Balloon Bar for those with refillable bottles....
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What's new in science: wonder materials
By Nina Webb, BiochemistryWant to charge your phone in 60 seconds? Research contributed to by the University of Bristol means...
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Bad news takes its toll
By Hannah Cahill, 4th year BiochemistryViewing media coverage of traumatic events may cause long-term PTSD-like symptoms.We now live in...
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The costs of being head-fish
By Axaule Alzhanova, second year BiochemistryBristol researchers have developed computer games for fish to see why some lead a shoal...
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