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4 Sep 2014: Senior scientist urges peers to challenge influential figures who misuse science to support preconceived beliefs
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12 Aug 2014: GrrlScientist: The Royal Society has just launched a ‘print-on-demand’ service so the public can easily purchase high quality prints of nature and scientific illustrations from its library and archives.
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7 Aug 2014:
Rachel Carson faced gender-based slurs on her work in the 1960s but, 50 years on, why does the Royal Society still struggle to invite women to talk about her legacy?
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6 Aug 2014: Alice Bell: The Royal Society has advertised for a professorship in public engagement with science. This makes a mockery of both science and science communication expertise
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2 Jul 2014:
Tests on 'fur' from around world finds none genuine but Himalaya sample could be new kind of polar bear
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26 Jun 2014:
Royal Society launches 20-year vision for science and mathematics education
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13 Jun 2014:
GrrlScientist: Yay! Here's this year's long list of amazing popular science books, just in time for summer, thanks to the Royal Society's Winton Prize for science books!
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9 Jun 2014:
The program fooled 10 out of 30 judges at the Royal Society in London that it was human, but not all are convinced
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9 Jun 2014:
Robert Llewellyn: Four times I was fairly confident I had spotted the machine answering and I was wrong every time
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9 Jun 2014:
'Eugene Goostman' fools 33% of interrogators into thinking it is human, in what is seen as a milestone in artificial intelligence
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22 May 2014:
GrrlScientist: The new open access journal will publish high-quality peer-reviewed research from across the entire range of scientific endeavour.
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14 May 2014:
Despite calling the proposed deal a 'win-win', Pfizer chief executive Ian Read concedes job losses would be inevitable
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7 May 2014:
GrrlScientist: The Royal Society has just announced its Young People's Book Prize shortlist for 2014. The winner from amongst these six books will be chosen by groups of young people from across the UK.
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7 Mar 2014:
GrrlScientist: If you are a brown British woman from a lower socio-economic background whose parents lack a good education and your dream is to be a scientist, well .. good luck with that!
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23 Feb 2014:
The Royal Society is urging people to help it shine a light on the achievements of women in science in a forthcoming 'edit-athon', writes Nicola Davis
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