across the universe, aeronautics, ageing, agriculture, Alex Bellos's Adventures in Numberland, alien life, AAAS, animal behaviour, animal experimentation, animal magic, Antarctica live, anthropology, apollo 11, archaeology, archaeoptery x, Neil Armstrong, asteroids, astronomy, bad

The Impact of Open Textbooks on Secondary Science Learning Outcomes
http://edr.sagepub.com/content/43/7/341.full.pdf+html

science, John Beddington, Alice Bell, Alex Bellos, biochemistry and molecular biology, biology, Dorothy Bishop, black holes, Colin Blakemore, Jessica Bland, bloodhound SSC,  brain flapping, British Science Festival, Dean Burnett, Jon Butterworth, cancer, Steve Caplan, cern, Chris

Effective Secondary Science Programs: A Best-Evidence Synthesis
http://www.bestevidence.org/word/sec_science_June_11_2015.pdf

Chambers, chemistry, Chris Hadfield, Stuart Clark, climate change, cloning, comets, Andy Connelly, consciousness, controversies, Mo Costandi, Brian Cox, Molly Crockett, curiosity rover, Stephen Curry, Charles Darwin, Paul Davies, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, dinosaurs, Athene Donald,

Examining the Factors That Influence Students’ Science Learning Processes

and Their Learning Outcomes: 30 Years of Conceptual Change Research
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jing-Wen_Lin2/publication/305015568_Examining_the_Factors_That_Influence_Students'_Science_Learning_Processes_and_Their_Learning_Outcomes_30_Years_of_Conceptual_Change_Research/links/578907e408ae254b1ddceac8.pdf

drugs, Marcus du Sautoy, Egyptology, Albert Einstein, the elements, embryos, energy research, engineering, Cath Ennis, Pete Etchells, European Space Agency, evolution, explainer, extreme science, Richard Feynman, Kieron Flanagan, food alchemy, food science, forensic science, fossils,

INTEGRATING SCIENCE AND LITERACY FOR YOUNG ENGLISH LEARNERS: A PILOT STUDY
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yuliya_Ardasheva/publication/270341926_Integrating_science_and_literacy_for_young_English_language_learners_A_pilot_study/links/54ab3b060cf25c4c472f7522.pdf

Chris French, fungi, Yuri Gagarin, Suzi Gage, Galileo, Henry Gee, genetics,  geography, geology, Nathalia Gjersoe, Jane Goodall, Richard P Grant, Susan Greenfield, scientist, James Hansen, Stephen Hawking, head quarters, Vanessa Heggie, Rebekah Higgitt, Higgs boson, history of science, Dr

3D Scanning of Fossils for Middle and High School Students: Science Teachers and Students’ Perspectives
http://s3.amazonaws.com/academia.edu.documents/40684152/SITE_ebook_151871.pdf?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJ56TQJRTWSMTNPEA&Expires=1476742533&Signature=wZMZqnsnf5t%2Bsg0JCBZYN2Ki%2F8E%3D&response-content-disposition=inline%3B%20filename%3DPre-service_Mathematics_Teachers_Awarene.pdf#page=97

Dave Hone, Robert Hooke, Hubble space telescope, human biology, human Genome Project, Ig Nobel prizes, immunology, the index card, infectious diseases, information Age at the Science Museum, International Space Station, Alok Jha, Steve Jones, Jupiter, Kew Gardens, David King,

The Impact of Experiencing 5E Learning Cycle on Developing Science Teachers' Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK)
http://www.hrpub.org/download/20160930/UJER3-19506721.pdf

Kostas Kostarelos, Lawrence Krauss, language, life and Physics, lost Worlds, James Lovelock, lunar eclipses, Mars, materials science, simple mathematical equations explained, mathematics, Peter McGrath, Sylvia McLain, medical research, memory, Mercury, meteorology, meteors,

The effect of Learning Assistants on student learning outcomes and satisfaction in large science and engineering courses
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Meredith_Thompson2/publication/275032656_The_effect_of_Learning_Assistants_on_student_learning_outcomes_and_satisfaction_in_large_science_and_engineering_courses/links/552fda480cf2f2a588aabad8.pdf

microbiology, the moon, nanotechnology, Nasa, Neanderthals, Neptune, neurophilosophy, neuroscience, society for Neuroscience annual meeting, 
new to nature, Newton Channel, Isaac Newton, Nobel prizes, theories, nutrition, David Nutt, open access scientific publishing, particle physics,

Curriculum Reform Movements and Science Textbooks 

A Retrospective Examination of 6th Grade Science Textbooks
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Muhammet_Mustafa_Alpaslan/publication/280239043_Curriculum_Reform_Movements_and_Science_Textbooks_A_Retrospective_Examination_of_6_th_Grade_Science_Textbooks/links/55aed19908aed9b7dcdda7ae.pdf

Patrick Moore, Tim Peake, peer review and scientific publishing, people in science, periodic table, physics, Pi, Steven Pinker, placebo effect, plants, Pluto, political science, primatology, psychology, Tim Radford, rational heroes, Martin Rees, reproduction, Martin Robbins, Jenny Rohn, Rosetta space probe, Royal Institution, Royal Society, Royal Society Winton Prize for Science Books, Ian Sample, satellites, Saturn, science, science, scepticism, science blog network, science Book Club, science funding crisis, science policy, science prizes, science writing prize, secrets of good science writing, Seti (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), history of equations, sifting the evidence, signal Boost, science blogs, Simon Singh, nanotech, solar eclipses, Soyuz, space, the space shuttle, final space shuttle mission, space watch, sperm donation, star watch, stem cells, Jack Stilgoe, Kayt Sukel, the sun, synthetic biology, taxonomy, Nikola Tesla, questions, tissue engineering, science and medicine, Alan Turing, Craig Venter, Venu, veterinary medicine, weapons technology, James Wilsdon, Robert Winston, science questions, zoology