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A new £200m neutron source at Isis, Oxfordshire, will allow scientists to probe matter at the atomic level.
Music show Top of the Pops sees a huge decline in viewing figures after transferring to BBC Two.
Stephen Franklin, nephew of Rosalind Franklin, talks about his aunt's role in discovering the structure of DNA.
A majority of people with endowment mortgages might have to spend more to avoid a shortfall, figures from a key trade group show.
The French franc has been replaced entirely by the euro. You sent us your memories.
US scientists think they have produced what may be among the first "inorganic fullerenes" - large, cage-like molecules with unique properties.
BBC Science reporter Chris Riley reflects on his recent trip with Nasa to study the Leonid meteor shower.
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