Articles by John Maddox
John Maddox / January 20, 2001
Can there be a theory of everything?
Dear John
5th December 2000
In your recent book What Remains To Be Discovered you expressed some pessimism about the progress being made at the frontiers of...
John Maddox / April 20, 1997
John Maddox explains the new science behind Dolly and why the ethical dilemmas can wait
John Maddox / March 20, 1997
John Maddox explains an important, but scarcely noticed, EU-inspired change to radiation exposure rules
John Maddox / January 20, 1997
Killer diseases such as E. coli infection are back in the news. John Maddox looks at life from a bugs' perspective
John Maddox / December 20, 1996
John Maddox considers how the Wellcome Trust can save Russian science
John Maddox / November 20, 1996
John Maddox looks at new research which sheds light on the differences between Earth and the other planets
John Maddox / November 20, 1996
The most exhaustive official account of global warming has just been published by the UN. John Maddox shares its anxieties but believes that the committees which produced it need reform
John Maddox / October 20, 1996
There is no good reason why unwanted human embryos should not be used in research
John Maddox / August 20, 1996
Recent progress in the fight against Aids shows that throwing money at problems can work
John Maddox / July 20, 1996
Molecular biologists can now tell us who is related to whom in the chain of life