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Science in Parliament, Volume 78, Number 3 Autumn 2022

10/2022

Contents include:

Seeing biology in context. Dr Caitlin Higgot, Dr Harren Jhoti, Dr Chun-wa Chung and Dr Maria M. Flocco
Transforming UK science capabilities will require short term pain for long term gain. Richard Walker and Isabelle Boscaro-Clarke
An eye on communication. Heather Graz
The importance of physiology education in maintaining a health society. Dr Helen Wallace.
Go clean, go fast: New research shows clear economical case for reaching net-zero as soon as possible. Dr Rupert Way, Professor Doyne Farmer and Dr Caroline Wood
Quantum technologies: The future for the UK economy, society and security. Roger Mckinlay
One small step: Can we make a UK quantum moonshot? Professor Ian Walmsley
Sparking innovation through a challenge fund approachto societal problems. Professor Rick Delbridge
Government science ambitions require greater funding and wider public understanding. Professor Ian Taylor
Parliamentary Links Day 2022
Annual Luncheon 2022
House of Commons Select Committees
House of Lords Select Committees
Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology
House of Commons Library
Science directory
Science diary

Issue details

SIP Autumn 2022.pdf

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Journal title: Science in Parliament

Publisher: Parliamentary and Scientific Committee

Countries: UK -

Organisation: Parliamentary and Scientific Committee

Subjects: Net zero