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'We're in a golden age for microbes': the man rewriting history from the perspective of germs | Health - Vimarsana News

'We're in a golden age for microbes': the man rewriting history from the perspective of germs | Health

Forget ‘great men’ – infection and disease are the really important forces in the development of humankind, believes public health specialist Jonathan Kennedy

Set in stone: 20-22 Ropemaker Street - Vimarsana News

Set in stone: 20-22 Ropemaker Street

In a sea of concrete and glass, Skanska is working on London’s tallest limestone-faced building since St Paul’s Cathedral Scheme: 20-22 Ropemaker Street

19th-century medicine and The Races of Men - Vimarsana News

19th-century medicine and The Races of Men

At the beginning of October, 1857, The Lancet published a letter by the Scottish anatomist, Robert Knox, entitled “New Theory of Race: Celt vs Saxon”. Knox was responding to the work of the Irish physician and nationalist, John M'Elheran, who wished to celebrate the contributions of those of Celtic descent to modern culture. William Shakespeare and the Duke of Wellington, M'Elheran insisted, were of the “Celtic type” and Americans were “not a hybrid Anglo-Saxon, but a pure bred Celtic race”. Knox rejected a Celtic history of America, using his letter to offer up egregiously long qu...

Sellafield contract gives £250m boost to the northern economy - Vimarsana News

Sellafield contract gives £250m boost to the northern economy

Two north west companies have won a share of a £249m contract to supply steelwork to Sellafield.

10 companies to watch in 2023 - Vimarsana News

10 companies to watch in 2023

From private equity-backed contractors to council developers and a firm that saw its public listing set back a few steps in 2022, Keith Cooper reveals