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Science in Parliament, Volume 77, Number 4, Winter 2021-22
Contents include:
A defence of innovation - Clare Cameron
Mathematics is indisputably the greatest subject in the world - Dr Nira Chamberlain
The importance of mathematics in understanding disease spread - Dr Kit Yates
Infectious disease modelling for policy during the COVID-19 pandemic - Dr Ellen Brooks-Pollock
Supporting post-pandemic recovery through innovation - Professor Julian Beer
Plan for action for UK business innovation, 2021-25 - Paul Mason
Why pre-normative research is needed for standardisation of emerging science areas - Professor Richard JC Brown
Should whole-genome sequencing for newborn babies be introduced into the NHS? - Dr James Buchanan, Dr Sarah Wynn, Professor Anneke Lucassen, Sarah Wordsworth and Professor Mike Parker
Our science superpower stands on solid foundations: these need nurturing too - Dr Sandra Knapp
Innovating for victory: lessons on climate change from World War II - Dr Andrew Bodey
The science and sense of allotments - Dr Bryan Hanley
Making things without using fossil carbon - David Bott and Tony Heslop
A public dialogue on the social and ethical issues raised by genome editing in farmed animals - Dr Darren Bhattachary
Genome editing and the future of FARMING - John Dupré
Genome editing and farmed animal breeding: the Nuffield Council report - Pete Mills
How cutting edge neuro science is changing lives today – a case study - Matt Eagles
Why neuroscience matters - Dr Anne Cooke and Professor Tara Spires-Jones
Issue details
Journal title: Science in Parliament
Publisher: Parliamentary and Scientific Committee
Countries: UK -
Organisation: Parliamentary and Scientific Committee
