Paul Rodgers
Paul Rodgers is a freelance science, medicine and technology journalist. He was born in Derby, the son of a science teacher, and emigrated with his family to the Canadian prairies when he was nine. He began writing for a student newspaper in Winnipeg in 1982 and had staff positions on several Canadian dailies. Despite his return to these shores 15 years ago, he still talks with a funny accent.
Articles by paul rodgers
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SciTech
Sundaland
- 28 May 2008
Where do we come from? Paul Rodgers charts some of the latest work exploring the movement and development of humans based on DNA and the full mitochondrial genome
SciTech
Edward Lorenz, 1917-2008
- 13 May 2008
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Having discovered chaos, Lorenz explored deeper and found that a form of unpredictable order could spontaneously arise from it. Paul Rodgers on a remarkable scientist
Travel
A vote for the city
- 17 April 2008
On the streets of Seoul, Paul Rodgers finds glitzy electioneers struggling to enthuse a sluggish public
Life & Society
Embryology and Catholicism
- 31 March 2008
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Why is it that the Catholic Church is so vehemently opposed to something that has so many possibilities?
Life & Society
Good night Jodrell Bank
- 17 March 2008
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Paul Rodgers explains why he thinks it's time for a very famous British institution to close
Environment
Gas: who controls the tap?
- 02 July 2007
Most of us take energy provision for granted, but Russia's threat last year to cut off Western Europe's gas supply reminds us that nations can use natural resources as a political weapon, says Paul Rodgers. As production dwindles in Britain's North Sea gas fields, we must protect ourselves by having a diverse range of suppliers
