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Ensuring Diversity at Royal Society Events

29 April 2013 by Professor Athene Donald DBE FRS

Athene Donald is a member of the Royal Society’s Equality and Diversity Advisory Network. I have seen frequent complaints on the…

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Diversity in the Royal Society: What?? Only two women**!!???

29 April 2013 by Professor Edward Hinds FRS

Professor Edward Hinds FRS is chair of the Equality and Diversity Network. As Chair of the Royal Society’s Equality and Diversity…

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Road safety: be a road crash investigator – a Partnership Grants project puts equations in motion

8 April 2013 by Charlotte Marling

“When will we ever use these equations?” is a question often asked of Jennie Hargreaves, a teacher at Lockerbie Academy…

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Great British Innovation Vote: have your say

19 March 2013 by Charlotte Marling

The Society is taking part in the Great British Innovation Vote to find the most important innovation in science and…

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Donated livers kept ‘alive’ outside human body

19 March 2013 by Charlotte Marling

In a world first, a donated human liver has been ‘kept alive’ outside a human being and then successfully transplanted…

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