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CSIRO and Microsoft Australia have collaborated to launch a STEM education initiative that will see students witness the future of farming, exposing t...

Climate change’s impact on health topic of next Science Inquiry lecture Gallatin Valley Friends of the Sciences continues its popular lecture series with

The 14-day limit should be extended to 28 days Appeared in BioNews 1083 The 14-day rule, initially proposed in 1979 in the USA, was first recommended in the UK by the Warnock Committee in 1984. It limits research on intact human embryos to prior to 14 days gestation or the beginning of primitive streak formation and is part of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Acts of 1990 and 2008 (HFE Acts). This legislation has been successfully implemented in the UK, but also in several other countrie...