Media release, 24 February 2017
A range of expert authors provide novel and important analysis of controversial issues in science, design and technology.
Feature articles cover:
- Could Trident be hacked?
- Research update on fracking and public health
- Science in the Trump-May era
- Expanding renewable electricity in the UK
- Are commercial priorities threatening academic research?
- Links between military and civilian nuclear industries
- Arms and fossil fuels industries’ influence in schools
- The landmine ban: 20 years on
- The risks of nuclear submarine decommissioning
A full list of articles is given here.
Notes
1. Scientists for Global Responsibility (SGR) is an independent UK-based organisation of ethically concerned science, design and technology professionals. Founded in 1992, it has approximately 750 members. For more details, see /
2. Electronic copies of articles from SGR Newsletter no.45 are being released over a period of several months, with some publicly available now – see: /publications/sgr-newsletter-45
3. Printed copies of the newsletter are mailed to SGR members upon publication. Back issues of the SGR Newsletter are available to download. For more details, see: /publications/sgr-newsletters
4. For further information, phone SGR Director, Dr Stuart Parkinson on 07941 953640