An unexpected cosmological puzzle piece which brings us closer to unveiling dark matter
The existence of dark matter has proven to be one of the greatest cosmological mysteries in modern science. Its origins...
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Kemi Badenoch wants the Climate Change Act gone – but why?
Leon Roscoe reports on the Conservative leader's plans to pull out of the 2008 Climate Change Act. Just over a...
AI in the NHS: Navigating Challenges and Opportunities
Hanish Abdulla explores the imminent use of AI in healthcare systems. The National Health Service (NHS) has been undergoing something...
A bridge to build: the vast ravine that is the gender health gap
Phoebe Webb questions how Women's health has historically been overlooked and debates current issues in this field. It has been...
Dimming the Sun: The Radical Science of Solar Geoengineering
2024 marked the first year where global average temperatures were above the 1.5°C threshold outlined in the Paris Agreement. From...
How to beat a hangover using science
Nine tips to keep you feeling fresh during Freshers Week For many of us, the physiological symptoms of a hangover...
AI: Useful Tool or Tricky Trap for Freshers?
Landing at university feels like stepping into a storm of new experiences. Lectures, societies, flatmates, independence. On top of that,...
Food Sustainability: combating the issues we face
Can a new government initiative tackle the public health issue of malnourishment in an environment of rising child poverty and...
Trouble at the NIH
The United States’ National Institute of Health (NIH) is the world's largest public funder of biomedical research however under the...
Macro effect of micro plastics – concerns over health as rising levels of microplastics found in humans
Microplastics are exactly what they say they are on the tin - very tiny particles of plastic, clocking in at...