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May 2013

1. 02 May 2013 Concerns grow over effects of geoengineering

April 2013

1. 17 Apr 2013 Facebook Is Bad For You – and Giving Up Using It Will Make You Happier (The Health Care Blog)
2. 10 Apr 2013 Engineered extremophile brews bulk chemical (Chemistry World)
3. 08 Apr 2013 Testing students during video lectures improves learning (Ars Technica)
4. 02 Apr 2013 Developing-world sessions purged from WCSJ2013 programme (SciDev.Net)
5. 01 Apr 2013 Nanoparticles formed using human viruses, to fight human viruses (Ars Technica)

March 2013

1. 29 Mar 2013 Aakash is no silver bullet (The Hindu, Op-Ed)
2. 28 Mar 2013 Fossil DNA used to reset humanity’s clock (Ars Technica)
3. 27 Mar 2013 Molecular cages to end crystallisation nightmare (Chemistry World)
4. 22 Mar 2013 Doctors track stem cells with nanoparticles during cardiac therapy (Ars Technica)
5. 20 Mar 2013 Water for all (The Economist)
   
6. 18 Mar 2013 Global team urges cancer R&D collaboration (SciDev.Net)
7. 16 Mar 2013 Rethinking the information revolution (Medium)
8. 14 Mar 2013 The numbers game (The Economist)
9. 05 Mar 2013 Researchers ‘cure’ HIV infection in a baby (The Hindu)

February 2013

1. 28 Feb 2013 From dust to lawn (The Economist)
2. 28 Feb 2013 A submerged continent found (The Hindu)
3. 26 Feb 2013 One startup has attempted to solve India’s bus problem (Quartz)
4. 21 Feb 2013 NO for longevity (Chemistry World)
5. 16 Feb 2013 Flea market (The Economist)
6. 13 Feb 2013 Teaching old pills new tricks (The Economist)
7. 07 Feb 2013 Refusing to die (The Economist)
8. 01 Feb 2013 Innovation Generation by Roberta Ness (Chemistry World)

December 2012

1. 22 Dec 2012 A nebulous future (The Economist)
2. 20 Dec 2012 Crowdsourcing ideas (The Economist)
3. 01 Dec 2012 Changing focus (The Economist)

November 2012

1. 10 Nov 2012 Clicked off (The Economist)
2. 03 Nov 2012 Grim and bear it (The Economist)

October 2012

1. 27 Oct 2012 Hello mothers, hello father (The Economist)
2. 27 Oct 2012 Powering a cure (The Economist)
3. 20 Oct 2012 Many a mickle makes a muckle (The Economist)
4. 20 Oct 2012 Data huggers (The Economist)
5. 09 Oct 2012 The nut cracks (The Economist)
6. 06 Oct 2012 Body politic (The Economist)
7. 06 Oct 2012 A judgment call (The Economist)
8. 02 Oct 2012 Poison pill (The Economist)

September 2012

1. 21 Sep 2012 Who am I? (The Economist)
2. 15 Sep 2012 A bigger bang (The Economist)
3. 15 Sep 2012 Snipped in the bud (The Economist)
4. 12 Sep 2012 Mega phone (The Economist)
5. 01 Sep 2012 A silent healer (The Economist)
6. 01 Sep 2012 Gas-guzzling paint (The Economist)

August 2012

1. 25 Aug 2012 Good vibrations (The Economist)
2. 29 Aug 2012 Not same, very different (The Economist)
3. 17 Aug 2012 The benefits of schooling (The Economist)
4. 15 Aug 2012 The limits of light (The Economist)
5. 13 Aug 2012 Interactive medal tally (The Economist)
6. 12 Aug 2012 That sinking feeling (The Economist)
7. 08 Aug 2012 Creature discomforts (The Economist)
8. 07 Aug 2012 A fun jump (The Economist)
9. 02 Aug 2012 Just add water (The Economist)

Rest of 2012

1. 25 July 2012 Free generics for India’s poor but big pharma misses out (Chemistry World)
2. 25 July 2012 Head in the clouds (The Economist)
3. 19 July 2012 The conduct of science (The Economist)
4. 13 May 2012 When waiting is not an option (The Economist)
5. 12 Apr 2012 Chewed out (The Economist)

All of 2011

1. 01 Nov 2011 The elements of life (InfoChem)
2. 01 Mar 2011 What Technology Wants by Kevin Kelly (Chemistry World)
3. 01 Mar 2011 Get real (Chemistry World)
4. 05 Jan 2011 Macromolecules from miniature templates (Chemistry World)
5. 01 Jan 2011 Rare earths in China (InfoChem)

All of 2010

1. 02 Dec 2010 Using fruit flies’ sweet tooth (Chemistry World)
2. 22 Nov 2010 Irish drug industry fears bailout tax terms (Chemistry World)
3. 18 Nov 2010 Cellulose used to make smart window materials (Chemistry World)
4. 12 Nov 2010 How green is your detergent? (Chemistry World)
5. 29 Oct 2010 Smuggling key factor in China’s rare earth actions
6. 22 Oct 2010 UK carbon capture a one horse race (Chemistry World)
7. 21 Oct 2010 Mining soil DNA for molecular decorators (Chemistry World)
8. 19 Oct 2010 Immigration cap could spell disaster for UK science (Chemistry World)
9. 13 Oct 2010 Turning the tables (Nature)
10. 08 Oct 2010 India calls for ambitious increase in science funding (Chemistry World)