CEO of the British Science Association and Longitude Prize Committee member Imran Khan introduces the British Science Festival 2014 and explains what it means for British Science.
Nesta Senior Programme Manager David Altabev highlights the different approaches of the Longitude Prize 2014 and the European Commission's Horizon 2020 prize, which is also addressing the problem of antibiotic resistance.
Introducing 'Your future without antibiotics?' - a new exhibit at the Science Museum that explores the rise of antibiotic resistance and the latest research to tackle it.
We examine a cross-section of the bacteria that are causing problems to patients and doctors around the globe because of their resistance to antibiotics.
Times have changed since the first Longitude Prize and women now form an important part of the scientific workforce. Can the resultant diversity help to find creative solutions to this challenge prize?
As the Longitude Prize goes into open review to refine the criteria of the antibiotics challenge, Geoff Mulgan discusses how a challenge prize can lead the charge in the battle against the bugs.
2014 is the year Royal Museums Greenwich celebrates an important scientific breakthrough with its major new exhibition, Ships, Clocks & Stars: The Quest for Longitude.
Horizon's Liz Bonnin reacts to the selection of the antibiotics challenge and explores the imminent threat that antimicrobial resistance poses.