How long have we known about dinosaurs? And what new wonderful discoveries are we still making about these intriguing creatures which appeared over 200 million years ago and then suddenly […]
Series: Research File
This Research File was made at a time when scientists were asking whether a genetic factor is involved in a person’s sexual orientation. Research was underway into such questions as […]
A smorgasborg of science subjects in this week’s edition of the Research File: ACT’s – Automatically Controlled Trucks An interview with Dr. Mesut Tabibi of Delft TU on automated trucks […]
Anne Blair-Gould visits two of the six Caribbean islands that make up the Netherlands Antilles. Saba is tiny, rocky and made up of sheer volcanic cliffs that drop straight into […]
When the 14th AIDS Conference was held in Barcelona, the battle against HIV was in what was described as the “good-wish-list” phase. There were many arguments for and against what […]
The use of condoms not only helps to prevent unplanned pregnancy but it can also prevent sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea, herpes and HIV. Yet condoms have a reputation […]
In this edition of our weekly science magazine Research File, our special guest is Douglas Adams (1953-2001), author of the science fiction comedy series “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”. […]
In this edition of our weekly science magazine Research File, we speak with Dr. John Sloboda, professor of psychology at Kew University, about his research into why certain features of […]