Press releases from the BA in 2008
Young Explorers touchdown in New Zealand for adventure of a lifetime (1 December 2008)
Grants available to help schools participate in National Science and Engineering Week (8 October 2008)
National Science Competition; the quest for the nation's top young scientist and technologist (10 September 2008)
Researchers use magic to conjure up confidence and social skills (11 September 2008)
The Beatles show link between positive experiences and how memories are shaped in results of major psychology study (8 September 2008)
Txt crimes, sex crimes and murder: the science of forensic linguistics at the BA Festival of Science (8 September 2008)
Sir David King, BA President, urges a rise to the challenges of the 21st century (8 September 2008)
A comet's tale at Diamond (8 September 2008)
The BA Festival of Science: 6-11 September 2008
Science and innovation at the BA Festival of Science (29 July 2008)
Binge-drinking teens, catastrophic megafloods, and the importance of touch (24 July 2008)
Guildford to host the BA Festival of Science (1 July 2008)
Committed Scottish volunteer honoured with national award (6 June 2008)
Improving cancer diagnosis and support services for Asian patients (3 Jun 2008)
Bring science alive to grab young people's interest, advises BA Chief Executive (22 May 2008)
Chemistry student gains win for the UK in 'the Olympics of science competitions' (21 May 2008)
Flying the flag for the UK at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta (9 May 2008)
Crime, pandemics and the 'Sat Nav' in our brains - the BA Award Lectures (23 April 2008)
Young scientists off to a great start (15 April 2008)
Social science experts warn policy makers to take citizens' priorities seriously (18 March 2008)
Jelly Whales and Ice Spiders (11 March 2008)
Response to Public Attitudes to Science 2008 Survey (11 March 2008)
Lunar meteorite project win leaves student over the moon! (10 March 2008)
Roll up for the Magical Memory Tour - Beatles test link between memory and music in new psychology study (9 March 2008)
Challenge the Best Brains in Britain (7 March 2008)
Quest for the nation's top young scientist: the Young Scientists' and Engineers' Fair (4 March 2008)
Vampire vegetables, circus science and the gory truth about the food we eat (1 February 2008)
Liverpool, European Capital of Culture 2008, to host the BA Festival of Science (15 January 2008)
Grants available to help schools participate in National Science and Engineering Week (8 October 2008)
National Science Competition; the quest for the nation's top young scientist and technologist (10 September 2008)
Researchers use magic to conjure up confidence and social skills (11 September 2008)
The Beatles show link between positive experiences and how memories are shaped in results of major psychology study (8 September 2008)
Txt crimes, sex crimes and murder: the science of forensic linguistics at the BA Festival of Science (8 September 2008)
Sir David King, BA President, urges a rise to the challenges of the 21st century (8 September 2008)
A comet's tale at Diamond (8 September 2008)
The BA Festival of Science: 6-11 September 2008
Science and innovation at the BA Festival of Science (29 July 2008)
Binge-drinking teens, catastrophic megafloods, and the importance of touch (24 July 2008)
Guildford to host the BA Festival of Science (1 July 2008)
Committed Scottish volunteer honoured with national award (6 June 2008)
Improving cancer diagnosis and support services for Asian patients (3 Jun 2008)
Bring science alive to grab young people's interest, advises BA Chief Executive (22 May 2008)
Chemistry student gains win for the UK in 'the Olympics of science competitions' (21 May 2008)
Flying the flag for the UK at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta (9 May 2008)
Crime, pandemics and the 'Sat Nav' in our brains - the BA Award Lectures (23 April 2008)
Young scientists off to a great start (15 April 2008)
Social science experts warn policy makers to take citizens' priorities seriously (18 March 2008)
Jelly Whales and Ice Spiders (11 March 2008)
Response to Public Attitudes to Science 2008 Survey (11 March 2008)
Lunar meteorite project win leaves student over the moon! (10 March 2008)
Roll up for the Magical Memory Tour - Beatles test link between memory and music in new psychology study (9 March 2008)
Challenge the Best Brains in Britain (7 March 2008)
Quest for the nation's top young scientist: the Young Scientists' and Engineers' Fair (4 March 2008)
Vampire vegetables, circus science and the gory truth about the food we eat (1 February 2008)
Liverpool, European Capital of Culture 2008, to host the BA Festival of Science (15 January 2008)
