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NEW! The ID Buster

Interview: with Kenneth Miller

Our first responsibility in a democratic society is to act as citizens, and that means speaking up for science in our schools

Lab report

Fiction: Dave Haan

The technician stands with folded arms, displeased by the interruption. The specimen is grateful for the reprieve

NEW! Understanding ID

Only A Theory by Kenneth Miller

Review: Ian Brooks

NEW! Teaching to the enemy

On the front line of classroom evolution

Essay: Rob Carey

Sacrifice

When scientists have to kill

Essay: Alison Christy

The HMS Beagle reborn

Karen James tells all

Interview: Jennifer Rohn

Conference nightmares

The art of surviving scientific seminars

Humor: Philip Strange

The uncompromising lens

Fiction, science and social criticism

Essay: Martin Griffiths

In the genes

From the LabLit short story series

Fiction: Paul Colman

The heat of the moment?

On preventing scientific gaffes

Essay: Philip Strange

A Top 40 Hit

Excerpt from the NASA ROCKS collection

Poetry: John Thomas Clark

Lemons and lunacy

Lab Rats on BBC3

Review: Stephen Curry

My kids think I'm a boffin

Scientists stereotypes amongst schoolkids

Essay: Alom Shaha

Big country

One itinerant scientist's story

Lab Rats: rpg

Reaching for the stars

Kepler by John Banville

Review: Stephen Curry

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Dr Mike writes:

Dr Mike...did it in the tissue culture suite...with an electrophoresis power pack.

Where Einstein left off

Final Theory by Mark Alpert

Review: Anna Davour

Heat

From the LabLit short story series

Fiction: João Ramalho-Santos