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Science in Parliament, Volume 75 Number 1, Spring 2019

03/2019

This issue includes

Diamond shines its light on moon rocks from Apollo missions Lorna Campbell
The UK is on the path to becoming a world leader in quantum technologies. We need to keep the momentum Dr Rhys Lewis
Converting world-class research into outstanding innovation Ian Taylor
Diplomacy meets science at post’s annual reception Dr Sarah Bunn
‘Breaking the ice’ – delivering science diplomacy in an era of new tensions Henry Burgess
Vaccine innovation lower costs, more applications, and national production with ‘protein glycan coupling technology’ Professor Brendan Wren
Microbiology in the high seas: introducing the marine microbiome Dr Christopher Brown
Partnerships at heart of pioneering - new approach to tackle global challenges Professor Helen Fletcher
Gearing up to 2.4%: growing the uk’s r&d activity to meet the 2.4% gdp target Steve Yianni, Professor Richard Brook, Dr Jane Gate and Peter Oakley
Flour power???? Alan Malcolm

Issue details

sip SPRING 2019.pdf

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Journal title: Science in Parliament

Publisher: Parliamentary and Scientific Committee

Organisation: Parliamentary and Scientific Committee

Subjects: Microbiology, Measurement, testing and control, Innovation, Research