To read the September 2011 edition of People & Science you can either download the complete People and Science September 2011 (Part 1 PDF 2717 & Part 2 PDF 2934) or view the contents and download individual sections below.

Contents:

• Editorial and cover story (PDF 1267 KB)
  Exploring self and science
  Jim McNeil
  
  
• News (PDF 200 KB)
  British Science Associaiton news
  Ollie Christophers
  
  Government news
  Department for Buisness, Innovation and Skills
  
  
• Spat (PDF 113KB)
  Genetic tests for the public:are they worthwhile?
  Christine Hauskeller and Cecile Janssens
  
  
• Opinion (PDF 120KB)
  Not by nudge alone
  Julia Neuberger
  
  
  EPSRC: has it abandoned public engagement?
  Kathy Sykes
  
  
• Two views (PDF 192KB)
  Is the secondary science curriculum fit for purpose?
  Ian Richardson
  David Perks
  
  
• Exchange (PDF 299KB)
  Engaging patients
  Jane Blazeby, Angus McNair, Muntzer Mughal, Sri Thrumurthy, Melanie Turieo
  
  
• Correspondence and Review (PDF 375KB)Tweeting engagement
  Joe Freeman is enthusiastic
  No to Europe
  Barney Reed
  
  
  Synbio film competition
  Sara Cropley
  Stem cell vision
  Dan Richards
  
  
• Brownie Points and SET in Parliament (PDF 275KB)Tackling pseudoscience
  Tracey Brown
  
  
  The end of Departmental Chief Scientists?
  Phil Willis
  
  
• Sounding off and Tales from the watercooler (PDF 300KB)
  Knowledge should be of practical value 
  Anjana Ahuja
  
  
  Barrie Cadshaw
  
  
• Avertisements (PDF 810KB)
  British Science Festival
  CREST Awards