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Is it time to bid QWERTY farewell?

New research highlights the benefits offered by smartphone input methods such as Swype and SwiftKey
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Persistent progress - an interview with ERA-EDTA's President

ERA-EDTA President Professor Raymond Vanholder converses with ScienceOmega.com at the organisation’s 50th annual congress
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Beyond the conventional: can CAM improve health outcomes?

EPHA’s Sascha Marschang questions whether complementary and alternative medicine can offer a win-win approach for better healthcare...
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The inaugural edition of Science Omega Review Europe explores topical issues from the fields of education, space, computer science, energy and much more...
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Getting to know Professor Lord Robert Winston

Lord Robert Winston outlines his convictions concerning the need to build strong foundations for society by better supporting children and families...


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European Centre for Space Applications and Telecommunications (ECSAT)
ECSAT unveiled: ‘ESA has landed in the UK’ Two small steps for Harwell, one giant leap for UK space science A quantum leap - semiconductors in nanoscience Genuine creativity: exploring computational materials science


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Rt Hon Michael Gove MP
Does new SPaG test show Gove’s lack of open-ended imagination? RHS Chelsea Flower Show to host ‘Twitter garden’ Heroin vaccine blocks relapse in tests Homophobia is common in schools and sports clubs


Natural Sciences

NanoSIMS researchers
Algae act as coral food banks in tough times Bird personality linked to climate variation? Plenty to chew on - Science Omega Review Visual processing: how the brain keeps up with reality


Health

Euro notes and pills
States of health - responses to the economic crisis Developing the diabetes dialogue - Science Omega Review Mothers of the millennium: reducing maternal mortality The voice of the vulnerable - an article from SAFE Ireland
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