Overcoming barriers through the use of the familiar

By William James Turner

Issue 137 | Page 8 | Published Mar 2015

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This article explores William James Turner believes self-imposed barriers can be overcome by replacing the old ‘textbook method’ of science with a more creative, discovery led approach.

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