Posted by Andrew Wadge on 16 May 2013 in New initiatives
Does competition work? It can certainly encourage us to raise our game.
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Posted by Andrew Wadge on 09 May 2013 in General interest
Nutty labelling? Not everyone knows that monkey nuts are actually peanuts,or that people who are allergic to peanuts may not be allergic to other types of nuts.
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Posted by Andrew Wadge on 03 May 2013 in Science, safety and health
Did you know that tin cans have now been used to store and preserve foods for 200 years? It’s the application of science at its best, I would say.
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Posted by Andrew Wadge on 01 May 2013 in General interest
The language we use and the type of information we provide on innovative processes is important to public acceptance of science.
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Posted by Andrew Wadge on 22 March 2013 in General interest
Should we consider locusts as a plague, or as a source of protein?
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Posted by Andrew Wadge on 01 March 2013 in General interest
DNA testing for different species in meat products isn't as simple as you might think from watching CSI.
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