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Imagine a world...There are no pills or daily injections and your disease is treated by a device that can stimulate and monitor your nervous system with minimal impact on your day to ...

Previously we looked at a few of the key mental processes responsible for helping us to make sense of the world we live in. The conclusion drawn from this was that despite factors suc...

We are now only a few months away from pupils sitting exams under the new GCSE grading system in English language, English literature and maths. So let’s remind ourselves why the...

Wendy Jones is a trustee of National Numeracy and a former BBC education correspondent.The story that emerged last week of 17 million adults having such poor numeracy skills t...

The most famous fractal is called the Mandelbrot Set, after the Polish-born mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot. To construct the Mandelbrot Set, consider the following sequence of number...

These model answers should give students a basic idea of the style of writing that is expected of them in an exam:What is globalisation? [2-4 marks] - The processes that have resulte...

As men get older their testosterone (T) level drop slightly every year from middle adulthood and continues through to old age. This can cause issues such as low libido and sexual d...

I. IntroductionWind energy is the most preferred form of renewable energy for electricity production. The power generated by wind turbines over time is very certain due to the ...

What is current and Voltage?A very significant doubt in every engineer`s mind is what are voltage and current and how do we perceive it?I will try to explain what i understand of volt...

Though English remains, for the moment, the primary language of international commerce and pop culture, there s another language that s shooting to the top of the popularity charts ...