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This category contains 11 sites:

• Bio Guide - UK biotechnology resource, from the Department of Trade and Industry.
• British National Space Centre - BNSC is Britain's space agency which advises and acts on behalf of Government and the Research Councils, to provide a focus for UK civil space policies.
• Central Science Laboratory - CSL is an executive agency of MAFF, tasked with carrying out research on agricultural, food and environmental topics. The site includes details of their research and latest news on issues of interest.
• Human Genetics Commission - UK Government site concerning the implications of recent developments in the science of genetics and their applications.
• I-Bio - Government-backed enterprise presents a guide to the latest developments in biotechnology issues, including stem cell research, cloning, GM foods and genetic engineering.
• Office of Science and Technology - Provides press releases plus information on a variety of topics including biotechnology and GM issues, international science and technology and science policy across Government.
• Smart Initiative - Small Business Service-sponsored initiative providing grants to help individuals and small to medium-sized businesses to make better use of technology and to develop technologically innovative products and processes.
• The National Radiological Protection Board - Explains the role of the NRPB which is a statutory body charged with researching into, and advising on, protecting people from radiation hazards. Site includes a glossary of terms, publications and services, training and customer support.
• The UK Meteorological Office - Includes latest weather, research and information on the history of the organisation.
• UKAEA - Responsible for the decommissioning of nuclear reactors, and other nuclear liabilities, used for the UK nuclear energy research and development programme.
• UKHO Home Page - UK Hydrographic Office site which provides information on admiralty publications providing assistance in finding the right document.

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