As ship construction continues to expand in scale, it should lead to more pollution. However, due to advances in technology, that may not necessarily be the case
Culture
A mighty enterprise
William Henry looks at the word of mouth and how it can spread dystopia
Posted on September 14, 2011Read more
Paved with good intentions
South Africa’s plans to trial a universal healthcare system is admirable, but a countrywide scheme may see it go for broke
Posted on September 12, 2011Read more
Insights
Emission impossible
As ship construction continues to expand in scale, it should lead to more pollution. However, due to advances in technology, that may not necessarily be the case
Posted on January 17, 2012Read more
Crossing the line
Virgin’s latest project plans to take a fortunate few to the Karman Line, the fringes of outer-space
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Perspectives
Available in abundance
There are more than enough sustainable resources available on Earth to support a much larger, more diverse, and environmentally friendly economy
Posted on September 13, 2011Read more
Venture mentors
Proper mentoring is essential for any successful entrepreneur, but how can venture capitalists and philanthropists collaborate to ensure that new talent is fostered?
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The Knowledge
Flu “super antibody” may bring universal shot closer
Scientists have found a flu “super antibody” called FI6 that can fight all types of influenza A viruses that cause …
Posted on January 12, 2012Read more
New rules urged on hybrid animal-human experiments
Scientific experiments that insert human genes or cells into animals need new rules to ensure they are ethically acceptable and …
Posted on September 14, 2011Read more
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Available in abundance
There are more than enough sustainable resources available on Earth to support a much larger, more diverse, and environmentally friendly economy
Posted in Magazine on September 13, 2011Read more
Venture mentors
Proper mentoring is essential for any successful entrepreneur, but how can venture capitalists and philanthropists collaborate to ensure that new talent is fostered?
Posted in Magazine on Read more
Physics confidential
Tony Rothman examines how despite huge advances in technology and science, understanding ‘basic’ physics is as complicated as ever
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Paved with good intentions
South Africa’s plans to trial a universal healthcare system is admirable, but a countrywide scheme may see it go for broke
Posted in Magazine on September 12, 2011Read more
Mortgages take a hit
As a reflection of volatile markets, the availability of mortgage finance in struggling eurozone countries has reduced significantly in recent …
Posted in Magazine on September 6, 2011Read more
Losing the 9/11 legacy
The commitment to rebuild on the site of the World Trade Center was immediate following the events of 11/9/01. Ten years on, has America’s fiscal deficit got the better of the promised monument?
