Social and online media has been abuzz with news and comment following the tragic suicide of Japanese stem-cell research pioneer Yoshiki Sasai on 5 August 2014. His death once again shone a spot-light on the shortcomings of peer-review and the pressures of publication-driven research.
A complex, interlinked challenge such as wastewater treatment needs innovative solutions that are not going to come from the straight-line thinkers that view wastewater as merely an environmental problem. Read More |
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