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Stanley Prusiner: 'A Nobel prize doesn't wipe the scepticism away'
24 May 2014:Zoë Corbyn meets neurologist Stanley Prusiner, whose discovery of the agent that causes CJD was greeted with disbelief
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12 May 2014:
Prof Jason Chin explains last week's breakthrough in synthetic biology. Plus, Dr Claire Jones and Prof Tilli Tansey discuss the forgotten women of science, and Dr Elizabeth Blackburn describes the discovery that led to her winning a Nobel prize
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7 May 2014:
Organisms carrying beefed-up DNA code could be designed to churn out new drugs that could not otherwise be made
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4 May 2014: Jon Butterworth: Humongous lasers, vast data-mining facilities, particle accelerators, ships, telescopes, better labs and buildings...? How this money is invested could make a huge difference to our future, in the UK and to some extent beyond
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3 May 2014:
Stephen Curry: Modern scientific instruments may appear soulless, but the best investigators know and love their machines
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