For LGBTQ+ history month, Tharushi Wijesiri delves into the life of a hero whose actions saved millions of lives during WW2.
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We seem to have forgotten about Antimicrobial Resistance. Here’s what you need to know
Ella Spittall speaks to Professor Alex O’Neill from the University of Leeds about one of the biggest global killers.
Bedwetting? It’s in your genes
Scientists have found a gene which may be causing those over the age of 5 to wet the bed…
Chocolatey tray-bake or danger down-under? Researchers reveal why wombats poo cubes
A tale of wombats, excrement, and scientific research.
Picture this: why some people can’t
Some people can’t visualise an image in their mind… and here’s why.
Frozen in time: Excavation unveils 2000 year old Pompeii snack bar
A Pompeiian excavation has unveiled secrets behind how the people of Pompeii lived 2000 years ago.
Everything you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines
Lara Shoesmith answers the main questions surrounding the new vaccines.
What is herd immunity and why is everyone talking about it?
All you need to know about herd immunity in 250 words.
Regenuary vs. Veganuary: Why there is only one winner
The facts behind why locally sourced meat and dairy produce can’t be considered more sustainable than veganism.
Setting a President: How will the Biden administration affect science?
Tharushi Wijesiri looks at what the next four years could mean for science.
How green are meat substitutes?
Catherine Upex looks at the statistics and investigates how environmentally friendly meat alternatives really are…
Barking mad: Dogs may be smarter than you think
A new study has found dogs have a processing capacity similar to a 1 year-old…