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This week has seen the International Antimony Association (I2A) take up arms against a European Union proposal that antimony trioxide should be banned from all electrical and electronic equipment. The proposals, made by Jill Evans, a UK member of the European…

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December 4th marks the passing of Luigi Galvani. Galvani was an Italian physician who first identified electrical activity in living tissue. Towards the end of the 18th Century, one of the newest and cutting edge scientific fields of study was electricity….

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While politicians all over the world are busy finalising their speeches and psyching themselves up for two weeks’ worth of debate and discussion, artists in London also wanted to mark the momentous occasion that is the UN climate summittaking place in…

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