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DARWIN NOW

Darwin Now is a global initiative which explores the impact of Charles Darwin’s remarkable legacy in the 21st century. Our international programme of activities to celebrate Darwin's bicentennary in 2009 will look at how Darwin’s theory of evolution continues to influence biology and other branches of science today, and provide an opportunity for people to explore some of the most fundamental of questions about the origin, nature and distribution of life.

			S ISTER A funding route map for UK researchers, postgraduates and international students who are seeking funding for international collaboration in science & technology.
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			GOST The British Council’s guide to the organisation of science, engineering and technology in the UK.
			CUBED Here at cubed we keep you up to date with the science that’s shaping our society and bringing a new dimension to everyday life.The September edition of the cubed science and technology webzine is going green with three new articles focused on environmental technologies to tackle climate change. The green edition of cubed discovers a racing car with an environmental conscience, explores how laser power could generate clean energy, and investigates an environmentally friendly stove that could provide sustainable solutions in developing countries. TALKING SCIENCE A website providing up-to-date information and links to the latest ideas in science communication in the UK. If you visit the site you can learn more about UK science centres and events; how science is reported in the UK media; professional development opportunities in science communication and public engagement and policy. YEAR OF PLANET EARTH IN CUBA Visit the offical website of the celebration in Cuba of Year of Planet Earth.