Author: Jay Ann Kan Abstract: Cancer, caused by spontaneous mutations, remains a lingering possibility in the lives of many. According to the National Cancer Institute, the risk of developing cancer in a lifetime is 42% and 38% for men and women respectively. However, as the options for cancer treatment progress, the treatments developed …
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Contents Editorial by Claire Nicholson Student Team Conference 2015 ReportKostas Pildish and Rose Meddings Science News Bolton The Medicinal Powers of Honey Wisbech Grammar School Through the Silicon Looking Glass The Misbourne School, Buckinghamshire Algae, The Answer to Our, Food, Pharmaceutical and Energy Needs Sir Roger Manwood’s School, Kent The Enigma of Cosmic Rays Bordesley Green Girls’ …
Issue 17 – Royal Society Special 2015 Contents Editorial by Ed Vinson, Chief Editor Foreword by Sir Paul Nurse A Future for Green Plastics?from Prior Park College & Paragon Junior School, Bath Car Crash Physics Lockerbie Academy, Dumfries and Galloway Experimenting with Low Tem Plasma Loreto College, Manchester Younger Scientists Journal – Work by Primary Schools A …
Young Scientists Journal 2013 | June-December | Issue 14 NEWS Review Articles How can Angiogenesis Inhibitors Be Used to Treat Cancer? Sohail Daniel The Risks and Benefits of Sunligh Shivakshi Ravi Is Nuclear Fusion a Viable Source of Energy? James Pye ChocolateDaniel Chow When Half of our World is Forgotten Sophie Stephens The Real Meaning of …
