Tharushi Wijesiri looks at what the next four years could mean for science.
Why the Oostvaardersplassen rewilding scheme may have missed the mark
A delve into the ethical considerations of rewilding, and how one site may have failed to hit the mark.
Positive science from 2020
Because lord knows we need it.
Weight on our shoulders: human-made materials outweigh living things
The human impact on Earth is so significant there is now more plastic, concrete, and metal than living things. Just how much of our natural world is left?
Ranked: The most stressful online games according to science
A new study has found the top games most likely to raise your heart rate during play. Phoebe Turner explains which!
Some long-need(l)ed changes are finally being made to the Blood Donor Scheme
Tharushi Wijesiri and Morwenna Davies report on changes to the questionnaire process, and how this means more gay and bisexual men will be able to give blood.
The COVID-19 fact checker
Debunking some of the worst Covid-‘curing’ myths, with a few facts that could actually help eradicate the virus.
UV got to be kidding me
Did you know platypus fur glows under UV light? Indi Lacey explains why…
Why Trump’s Covid-19 treatment trumped
What treatment did Donald Trump receive and why was it so effective?
Weirder than fiction?
Sakina Amin explains the Mandela effect: a phenomenon which causes numerous people to remember the same thing… which is actually false.
In conversation with Julie Duodu: Should healthcare go beyond the ‘medical model of care’?
Ella Spittall interviews Dr Julie Duodo, a local Leeds GP, on her outstanding work and outlook on healthcare.
Covid’s gotta go-vid
Catherine Upex reports on the recent developments in the race to find a Covid-19 vaccine.