Posts by author: Keith Turner

6 March 2024

The importance of understanding surface properties Water is a multifaceted actor in our lives, being variously an ingredient in food,…

27 June 2019

  When the Wright brothers were trying to make their great aeronautical leap forward, they didn’t just throw feathers and…

20 June 2019

When the world’s fastest men competed for the 100m Olympic gold medal in Athens, 2004, four athletes crossed the line…

7 June 2019

Nearly 200 years after its inception, Darwin’s theory of evolution still lives as one of science’s greatest breakthroughs. Yet Darwin…

10 October 2018

Could you really cut R&D times by a factor of five? Senior R&D managers are constantly under pressure to deliver…

21 September 2018

Are you an R&D manager who would like to get your products to market more quickly? You may have suffered…

18 December 2017

Springboard believes in inspiring the next generation of scientists and so engages in outreach activities at all ages. For the…

3 February 2017

Join us at The Cambridge Brew House on Thursday 9th February from 18:30 – 20:30 to find out more about…

3 February 2017

When Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay climbed Everest for the first time in 1953, they didn’t just take a giant…