Sara Reardon
San Antonio River Authority
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New Scientist | 2013
Sara Reardon
From origami microscopes to antibiotic-detecting paper strips, the “frugal science” movement is getting inexpensive and useful medical tools to the developing world
New Scientist | 2014
Sara Reardon
Instead of clinging to the ruined remnants of the past, some conservationists want to create thriving new ecosystems. Sara Reardon goes wild
New Scientist | 2013
Peter Aldhous; Andy Coghlan; Sara Reardon
On 29 Apr, Thomas Insel, director of worlds biggest funding agency for research into mental illness, advocated a major shift away from categorizing psychiatric disorders according to a persons symptoms. This approach has given people labels like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression. Insel, who heads the US National Institute of Mental Health, wants mental disorders to be diagnosed more objectively using a combination of genetics, brain scans that show abnormal patterns of activity, and cognitive testing.
New Scientist | 2013
Sara Reardon
Evidence from brain and genetic studies suggests we should regard suicidal behaviour as a disease in its own right, a move that may help prevent suicides
New Scientist | 2013
Sara Reardon; Hal Hodson
Droughts are likely to intensify as climate change grips the US. Can water-saving technology keep states from battling in court?
New Scientist | 2013
Sara Reardon
Clicking on online petitions and ‘liking’ Faebook statuses is the modern way of showing your support for a cause. New research shows it might not be that helpful
New Scientist | 2012
Sara Reardon
The Pentagons plans to meet 25 per cent of its energy demands from renewables by 2025 could send benefits rippling throughout society
New Scientist | 2012
Sara Reardon
Ancient sites copied in minute detail will help recreate historical treasures in the face of vandalism and natural disasters
New Scientist | 2013
Michael Marshall; Sara Reardon
The rise in extreme weather is a sign of things to come, find Michael Marshall and Sara Reardon
New Scientist | 2013
Sara Reardon
Mary-Claire King, the geneticist who discovered the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, says she is delighted by the Supreme Court ruling that makes it illegal to patent them