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Drugs that treat rare diseases are riding a wave of financial and clinical success. But why should that be? And should we be pleased? Read more

In a year that saw a record-breaking four issues of I, Science published as well as the I, Science website nominated for the Guardian student website-of-the-year award, we reflect … Read more

We find out what on earth a ‘science-lifestyle’ magazine is by chatting with the founder of Guru magazine… Read more

This new technology presents huge – but not insurmountable – policy challenges… Read more

I was born in Ipswich, Suffolk, and although I couldn’t wait to leave the place when I headed off to University, I have since come to love it in its … Read more

A map of the Milky Ways’s entire central bulge, displaying 84 million stars, has been created. The central bulge formed early on in our galaxy’s life, and so understanding what … Read more

Innovation is valuable; that’s why the government places such great emphasis on it in their plan for economic growth. Usually, it’s hard to predict where the next big innovation might … Read more

A pressure group called Science for the Future divided opinion among academic scientists in May when it held a satirical funeral in which the deceased was UK science. The wake … Read more