Stoma by Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey. A
scanning electron microscope image of a grass leaf
epidermis, developed in grass.
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< Senescence - what happens to tree leaves in the autumn and crops when they ripen - is Sid Thomas's research speciality, and this is the place to visit to learn all about this fascinating subject. |
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< Where will the food and raw materials come from in an uncertain future? Science will be essential to answer this worrying question. The Agriculture page explains. |
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< What kind of science is Ecology? Can we understand the biosphere just by observing it, or does it require experimental intervention to obtain true insights? This issue and more are discussed here. |
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< CP Snow may have been right about the Two Cultures, but we don't have to take it lying down. Follow the link to The Arts learn about Sid Thomas's excursions across the Science-Art divide. |
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< In Press is the place for publication lists (including downloads), abstracts of recent papers, seminars and conference presentations. |
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< Sid Thomas's scientific experience means he often provides a Consultancy service for international companies and government agencies. |
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< It seems everyone
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