To put it bluntly, Britain needs a strong high tech sector, and needs it fast.
We're a nation with a dangerously nebulous economic foundation. Gone are the days of Big Industry in this country, of coal mines and steel foundries. Our GDP is now built on the sand of the City - so fickle and shifting ...
Read more ›Something for all our budding Physicists and Mathematicians (and anyone else interested in astronomy!):
This weekend's edition of the Telegraph will please astronomy enthusiasts everywhere: they're giving away a free stargazing guide, created in association with the team behind the renowned Sky and...
Read more ›Demand for one-to-one private tuition for A-Level Biology stands at second place (after Maths) on our search statistics this week.
Biology is a natural science concerned with the study of life and living organisms together with their characteristics and behaviours. How species and individuals com...
Read more ›Gunpowder isn't just for Guy Fawkes, you know. At the Royal Gunpowder Mills, in Waltham Abbey, Essex, you can found out all about the history of this explosive stuff!
The site used to be one of three Royal Gunpowder Mills in the UK but it is the only site to have survived intact for all of these ye...
Read more ›No childhood is complete without a visit to the world-famous Science Museum in London. You may remember visiting as a child yourself and pressing the buttons on the interactive exhibits. These days, the museum is even more interactive to suit today's multimedia children.
The Science Museum was foun...
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