On the agenda – Week 27, 2014
Take 1 – CERN
@CERN: CERN and @UNESCO celebrate the anniversary of the signature of the CERN Convention
@Rincon_P: What does the Higgs boson tell us about lifetime of the Universe?
@AswinSanghi: Inside CERN’s $10 billion collider.
Take 2 – Solar Energy
@ieducator: Half of Germany Now Powered by Solar Energy
@NatureNews: Researchers plan to demo an artificial leaf in coming months. But can technology improve on photosynthesis?
@BarackObama: Solar Energy is more accessible than you think: #ActOnClimate in your own community. #PutSolarOnIt
Take 3 – Europe
@TheObhe: Greece: Elections bring change but not hope for universities
@ForbesEurope: Why The World Loves A British Education
@RussiaBeyond: Russians will be able to study abroad for free
…and on ScienceGuideEU
@ScienceGuideEU: We entrust our children –and our countries’ future– to teachers; but do we really know how they feel about teaching?
@ScienceGuideEU: The potential of synthetic biologyseems limitless, ranging from vaccinations to the solution to the world’s energy problem
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