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How Planets are Made

Dr Michael Meyer, University of Arizona
August 2008

ExoMars and Manned Mars Missions

Dr John Bridges, University of Leicester
August 2008

Cool Running - The James Webb Space Telescope

Dr John Mather, James Webb Space Telescope
August 2008

Winks, Wobbles and Blips - Finding Exoplanets

Dr Carol Haswell, Open University
August 2008

Capturing Carbon to Counter Climate Change

Professor Herbert Huppert, Kings College
August 2008

Earth, the Universe and Everything

Professor Martin Rees, Trinity College
August 2008

Anaconda Advances Wave Power

Professor Grant Hearn, University of Southampton
July 2008

Running with Sports Technology

Dan Toon and Tom Waller, Loughborough University
July 2008

Cleaner Keyboards Prevent MRSA

Dr Peter Wilson, University College London Hospital
June 2008

Seeing Secrets Underground

Chris Leech, Geomatrix Earth Sciences Ltd
June 2008

Mars Update - Did Phoenix Land Safely?

William Boynton, University of Arizona
June 2008

What Shaped the Surface of Mars?

Susan Conway, the Open University
May 2008

The Phoenix Mission

William Boynton, University of Arizona,
May 2008

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