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Ingrid Espinosa15th May, 2022 Building roads and marketplaces to allow easier market access may help African countries beat malnutrition as...
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John Bader5th May, 2022 If Mariah Carey and Frank Sinatra are harmonizing on Mars, you’ll be able to hear Mariah’s...
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John Bader27th April, 2022 It’s funny to think that current complex societal hierarchies and civilizations once depended on what type...
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John Bader21st April, 2022 It’s like the Oscars, but for student publications! It’s the Student Publication Association National Conference and...
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John Bader21st March, 2022 ‘Birds of a feather flock together’ is a proverb that describes the way a group of...
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Another week and another list for you to feast your eyes ( and your minds! ) over. We have a...
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By Anjana NairMarch 16th, 2022 Seven Science Communication Master’s students from Imperial College London developed the 'Hidden Histories of Infectious...
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It is British Science Week this coming week and there are a lot of things going on! From the Beauty...
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By Sofia Hurst11th March, 2022 Endurance, the infamous ship of Antarctic Explorer Ernest Shackelton, was finally found yesterday, a century...
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What a packed week it is this coming week! The 8th of March is International Women's Day and it seems...
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By Amy Ringrose2nd March 2022 American investor and entrepreneur, Mark Cuban, has announced the launch of his online pharmacy selling...
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John Bader28th February, 2022 We’ve all seen that scene in a movie when one of the characters is dying and...
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John Bader12th February, 2022 The mutated strain is said to make the virus more transmissible with more severe effects. Yet,...
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John Bader31st January, 2022 “It’s a work of art!” said French underwater photographer Alexis Rosenfeld, describing the 3km untouched reef,...
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John Bader21st January, 2022 “Stop trying to make “Deltacron” happen, it’s not going to happen!” Over the course of the...
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John Bader11th November 2021 As surreal and apocalyptic as it may sound, the driest and coldest continent on the planet...
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John Bader4th November 2021 Taking a look back at November last year, with no end to the pandemic in sight,...
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John Bader29th October 2021 Do you remember when Coldplay collaborated with Beyoncé on “Hymn for the Weekend” back in 2016...
John Bader 23rd October 2021 Have you ever heard of the phrase “I smell danger”? Well, while we keep using...
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Kaylee Gregor10th August 2021 This discovery could save lives as pre-term births are the leading cause of neonatal mortality. Pre-term...
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Vaccination can be a notoriously divisive topic, with some people holding extreme anti vaccination beliefs. Separated or divorced parents often...
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Cecilia Grimaldi9th April 2021 It is an old question but that does not make it any less relevant: does size...
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Keegan Schroeder8th December 2020 One of DeepMind’s AI, AlphaFold, has been making waves in the field of Structural Biology after...
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Keegan Schroeder9th November 2020 Just as we are beginning to see the glimmer of light at the end of a...
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Welcome to your International Women’s Day I, Science News Round Up special! Yesterday, 6 March, was International Women’s Day, so...
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This week in your weekly I, Science News RoundUp we continue coverage of the COVID-19 outbreak; confirmation of Mars’ seismic...
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This week in your weekly I, Science News RoundUp we continue coverage of the COVID-19 outbreak; the new antibiotic discovered...
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This week in your weekly I, Science News RoundUp we continue coverage of COVID-19; the Antarctic reaches record temperatures; and...
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This week in your weekly I, Science News RoundUp we continue coverage of the mystery virus in China as it...
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Welcome back to your weekly I, Science News Roundup! This week we continue coverage of the mystery virus in China...
