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This article is from a blog I wrote while working for the urban economic think-tank Centre for Cities http://www.centreforcities.org/blog/the-urban-face-of-immigration/ Accordi...

Education costs a lot of money. Governments spend billions on it every year and I think it`s reasonable to want to get some kind of financial benefit for the economy as a result. Ev...

Graphene, popularly known as the "miracle material" of the 21st century, has revolutionized modern material science and its applications. Discovered in the late eighties, this artific...

With changes to how GCSEs are examined especially in English & Maths there is a greater need for tutees to be prepared and ready for the new challenge ahead. So here are the 10 things...

Colon cancer (CC) and ulcerative colitis (UC) are two disorders of the gastrointestinal tract that are responsible for much personal suffering and impose a significant impact on healt...

"Change is nothing new and a simple fact of life. Some people actively thrive on new challenges and constant change, while others prefer the comfort of the status quo and strongly res...

This teacher guide suggests how information communication technology (ICT) can be used within a secondary school classroom to encourage high quality teaching and learning in science, ...

ABSTRACT Founded by Samuel Hahnemann more than two hundred years ago, homeopathy is based on principles that substances capable of producing the disease symptoms in the healthy will ...

Admissions to STEM based subjects at Oxbridge are undoubtedly competitive. Added to the high academic barrier to entry, is the perceived complexity of the admissions process itself. M...

Urea Methanal Polymerisation NOTE: This practical is for a teacher demonstration only, and should be performed in a fume cupboard, circumventing any contact to methanal vapour that...