Nanobiotechnology Books

The First Shots
by Brendan Borrell
Review
Nano Comes to Life
by Sonia Contera
Review
The Age of Living Machines: How Biology Will Build the Next Technology Revolution
by Susan Hockfield
Review
Who We Are and How We Got Here: Ancient DNA and the New Science of the Human Past
by David Reich
Review
Future War: Preparing for the New Global Battlefield
by Robert H. Latiff
Review
The Postgenomic Condition: Ethics, Justice, and Knowledge After the Genome
by Jenny Reardon
Review
The Beautiful Cure: Harnessing Your Body’s Natural Defences
by Daniel M. Davis
Review
Rise of the Necrofauna: The Science, Ethics, and Risks of De-Extinction
by Britt Wray
Review
3D Printing in Medicine
by Deepak M Kalaskar
Review
The Vaccine Race: How Scientists Used Human Cells to Combat Killer Viruses
by Meredith Wadman
Review
A Crack in Creation: Gene Editing and the Unthinkable Power to Control Evolution
by Jennifer A Doudna and Samuel H. Sternberg
Review

Articles

Future engineers need to understand their work’s human impact – here’s how my classes prepare students to tackle problems like climate change
A year on: the highs and lows of a new engineering education system
Why the Science of Teaching Is Often Ignored
This Moment in Education Is Demanding. To Move the Field Forward, We Must Support Educators in Three Key Ways.
The big issues set to dominate education in 2022
Inspiring the Next Generation: How to Encourage Young People into Engineering
8 virtual field trips for STEM education
195 of 5.7m teacher grades changed after exam board reviews
Parents can influence children’s choice and success in STEM major
Wales: 14 schools to add hour a day to help pupils catch up after lockdowns
Fears half of poorer pupils in England could be barred from university
How children at urban schools can benefit from learning in nature
DfE misses secondary teacher recruitment target
Art illuminates the beauty of science – and could inspire the next generation of scientists young and old
Stereotypes in STEM start by age six, study suggests
Career-based classes keep students more engaged
Engineering ‘must change’ to include everyone
Government urged to plug STEM skills gap at earliest school age
GCSE and A-level changes give pupils advance warning of exam content
Would a longer school day help children catch up after the pandemic? Here’s what the evidence says
Why student absences aren’t the real problem in America’s ‘attendance crisis’
Covid learning loss: How the second lockdown widening the disadvantage gap
New Report: lack of skills holds back digital learning, affecting both students and teachers
Practical learning: why, and how, you should embed it
Rampant online cheating is the dark side of remote learning
Queen Mary launch storytelling workshops to inspire engineering students
Lewis Hamilton charity aims to help train 150 black STEM teachers
Increased exercise could boost children’s cognitive skills, study suggests
How Fonts Affect Learning and Memory
Boris Johnson wants to pay Stem teachers a £3,000 premium – research shows incentives don’t work
Invest in a long-term STEM education strategy say engineers
Polymaths at the London Interdisciplinary School plan to teach universities a thing or two
Children learn science in nature play long before they get to school classrooms and labs
5 characteristics of an effective science teacher – from a researcher who trains them
Creative engineers ‘needed like never before’ in race for net zero
User-centric design ‘has to be in the DNA of engineers’
Why programming is key to engineering communication
Citizen Science is Changing People’s Lives — This Project Explores How It Happens
How to Make the Most of Online Courses to Boost Your Career
COMPETITION: Bright SCIdea Challenge 2022
Making blended learning work
To Solve the Environmental Crisis, We Must Foster the Power to Imagine
For Some College Students, Remote Learning Is a Game Changer
Major teaching reform in England will erode the intellectual basis of the profession
Home schooling is hundreds of years old – here’s what its history teaches us about learning through play
GCSE and A-level results have seen record grade inflation – here’s why that doesn’t matter
The Delta Variant in Schools: What to Know
Hybrid learning and the future of STEM education
Poor mental health means pupils three times more likely not to pass five GCSEs
U.S. students ended the pandemic school year 4 to 5 months behind, a new report finds.