Physics for fairness: tackling global sustainability challenges through science

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With e-MERLIN facing the axe, what next for Jodrell Bank and UK astronomy?

Exploring the fallout from STFC funding cuts that have left one of the UK’s most iconic scientific facilities facing an uncertain future 

From pit stop to plant food: how Grand Prix crowd’s urine becomes fertilizer

Discover how a circular, science-backed solution is turning human waste into a sustainable resource – one loo at a time 

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