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Shows how Western scientists are drawing on the knowledge of the native inhabitants of tropical rain forests to examine new species of plants previously unknown to them - plants that could provide new...
The body’s muscles underlie every bodily function, including breathing, digestion and blood circulation. Greater understanding of their structure and function means that doctors can now rebuild muscle or...
Looks at recent scientific work which defines and assesses causes of backache and people’s perception of pain.
Examines alternatives to the harmful chemicals responsible for the depletion of the ozone layer. Argues that international research and co-operation are needed to ensure that everyone is aware to the dangers...
Looks at the causes and implications of global warming and climate change. Fox example, a minute rise in temperature within the Pacific basin can result in drought in Africa and flooding in Pakistan....
Shows how blood plasma that is chemically identical to human plasma can be produced chemically by adding plasma protein to yeast proteins. Factor 9, important for haemophiliacs, can be developed in...
The ability to save the lives of extremely premature babies is one of the medical successes of our age. Even babies over three months premature and weighing less than 1000 grams can survive and flourish....
An archival description project at Liverpool University, set up to establish descriptive standards for all archival formats.
Concentrates more on aviation than meteorology discussing the hazardous low-level wind shears associated with downdraughts from severe convective storms (downbursts). Describes flying techniques which enable...
Shows how the development of bigger and better computerised telescopes has advanced knowledge of the night sky.
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