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PUBLISHER. Transpennine Culture an occasional series Infinity, an illustration by science writer and journalist, Helen Gavaghan. Or: "The war of the Roses." Panspermia or meteoritic bombardment. Paths to life on Earth. By Helen Gavaghan, Leeds. Competing views of how life arose on Earth. A report of the annual Bolton Lecture in 2009 at The University of Leeds. Memories of miners on strike 1984 - 1985. By Helen Gavaghan, Salford. A meeting held at the Working Class Movement library. Culture conflict in Leeds. By Helen Gavaghan, Leeds. An Art Exhibition in Leeds, and political activists meet at the University of Leeds. Intellectual Property for SMEs. By Helen Gavaghan, Barnsley. IP experts meet in Barnsley at the B-Media Centre. World Culture. By Helen Gavaghan, Leeds. A report of a gallery tour led by Amanda Lovelace This intermittent series is an exploration of how science can be experienced amid the humanities in the transpennine region. The theme of publishing from GavaghanCommunications is science as one of the humanities and among the humanities, rather than science as an isolated and separate activity with unique cultural drivers other than those of the society it is embedded within. Powered by Register.comTM||Site on line since 5th May, 2005||Reviewed by site manager 03.05.2012.||Top of the page.

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