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Issue 6 is out!

Frank — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:21:23 +0000

The latest issue of the EUSci magazine is out, with many snazzy articles, including an exclusive editorial by Simon Singh on why scientists should push for libel law reform. The printed version of the magazine will start to appear in science departments on all campuses from Monday, so keep an eye out.

This issue features a Focus article on science and government policy, as well articles on climate models, twins, augmented reality, iron ferilisation of the oceans, the science of snow and much more.

If you can’t wait to read it, download the PDF here.

Issue 5 is out!

Frank — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 16:53:07 +0000

The latest issue of the EUSci magazine is out, with a brand new logo and design. The printed version is available in science departments on all campuses, so keep an eye out.

This issue features a Focus article on Autism Spectrum Disorders, as well articles on genetics, bionic limbs, science rap, Scottish sea power, the British Science Festival and much more.

If you can’t wait to read it, download the PDF here.

EUSci Rebranding – Logo Design Competition

Frank — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 10:12:37 +0000

EUSci was founded in Edinburgh back in 2008. Our first enterprise, the EUSci magazine, was largely based on a similar magazine published at Cambridge University. Now that we’ve been around for a couple of years – and have added a podcast and seminar series to our repertoire – we think it’s time for a rebranding to better reflect our unique approach to science communication in Edinburgh. To start this process, we are running a competition for a new logo and we want your help.

The current EUSci logo, which features prominently on the cover of our magazine and on our website, is a deviation from the one used by our sister society at Cambridge University. We want the new EUSci logo to differentiate us and be synonymous with our passion for science, our enthusiasm about public engagement and our ties to Edinburgh. It’s also important to note the new logo will be used in all our communication endeavours, which in addition to the magazine includes a podcast, seminar series, website and social networking sites.

Send your designs to euscimag@gmail.com as a JPEG, TIFF or PDF file by 5th November. The winning logo will become the new face of EUSci and the designer will likely receive fame and glory beyond measure.

Issue 4 is out!

Frank — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 16:26:05 +0000

Just in time for the beginning of the new term, we bring you a fresh issue of the EUSci magazine. The printed version will shortly be available in science departments on all campuses, so keep an eye out.

This issue features a Focus article on Next Generation Sequencing, as well articles on space exploration, research in the age of Web 2.0, sonic weapons, animal emotions, designer synapses and much more.

If you can’t wait to read it, download the PDF here.

Issue 3 is out!

Jon — Fri, 15 May 2009 17:36:41 +0000

This a very special time as EUSci celebrates its first birthday, and as an added bonus we’re pleased to announce the release of Issue 3. This time we bring you an exciting Focus on robotics, and fascinating features on subjects including love, commercial science, and the amazing abilities of Axolotl salamanders.

The print version will be hitting a University science department near you very soon, in the mean time download the PDF here.

Issue 2 is out!

Frank — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 11:54:29 +0000

Once again, we have produced a new issue of EUSci magazine to satisfy your scientific cravings. The printed version will shortly be available in science departments on all campuses, so keep an eye out.

This issue features a focus article on imaging in science, as well articles on commercial space flight, renewable energy, Darwin in Edinburgh, CERN, and much more.

If you can’t wait to read it, download the PDF here.

Issue 1 is out!

Frank — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 14:44:58 +0000

After several months of hard work, we are proud to announce that issue 1 is now out. The printed version will shortly be available in science departments on all campuses, so keep an eye out.

The first issue features a focus article on stem cells, as well articles on computational neuroscience, photonics, the Human Genome Project, infectious diseases and much more. We are very happy with how this issue turned out, and how that you will enjoy it too.

If you can’t wait to read it, download the PDF here.