Wonder material graphene exhibition launches in Manchester

By Ioanna Kyriakou 21st February 2017 Art, Science 1 comment

INVISIBLE to the human eye, thinner than a human hair and 200 times tougher than steel, the wonder material graphene […]

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£4m funding for Manchester businesses promises new workspaces for entrepreneurs

By SophieChadwick 16th December 2016 Business, News, Regional News, Science 0 comments

  Local entrepreneurs have praised a £4m funding initiative from Manchester council. The funding will be divided between two companies, […]

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Food Standards Agency encourages Twitter users to post norovirus symptoms online

By Hollie Rees 13th December 2016 News, Science 0 comments

THE UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has been using social media to track levels of norovirus, the contagious winter vomiting […]

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FEATURE: Science Matters: Brian Cox hosts a panel of scientists

By Theo Chikomba 9th December 2016 Science 0 comments

OVER a thousand people attended the event which hosts a panel of scientists to hear from academics on the challenges […]

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‘Women of Science’ campaign officially launched

By Abigail Greatrex 6th December 2016 News, Science 0 comments

A CAMPAIGN which celebrates the stories of female scientists across Europe has officially launched – with its first story now published online. The […]

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‘Attenborough and Chill’- Increase of interest in the natural world amongst students

By Daniella Ansell 5th December 2016 Science, Television 2 comments

Sir David Attenborough’s latest nature documentary series, Planet Earth 2, has attracted more viewers aged 16 – 34 than the […]

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Manchester scientists find break through link between patient’s blood tests and their reaction to treatment

By Leanne Owen 27th November 2016 News, Regional News, Science 0 comments

SCIENTISTS based at the Cancer Research UK institute in Manchester believe that, according to new research, a blood test could […]

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The ESRC Festival of Social Science launches an interactive street game in Manchester

By Matt Bullin 8th November 2016 Regional News, Science 0 comments

DOWNPOUR  is an interactive street game in which members of the public play the role of Manchester’s flood advisers trying […]

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