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by Valentina Moya (28 November 2023) Contrary to what was believed, humans are not the only ones capable of forming...
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(By Olive Bradshaw on 29th November 2023) "Mathematics, rightly viewed, possessed not only truth but supreme beauty - a beauty...
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(By Emilia Griffin on 15th November 2023) I try not to mention the dreaded pandemic if I can avoid it,...
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by Ellen McNally (15 November 2023) Hummingbirds are typically characterised by being agile, speedy birds reaching speeds of up to...
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(By Mengmeng Tu on September 4th, 2023) While many of us have embarked on the journey of learning a new...
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Women have been underrepresented and underserved in UK healthcare for decades. Women’s healthcare in the UK lags behind France, Germany,...
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Written by Angie Lo (July 2023) In a wing of the Natural History Museum lie the preserved animal collection rooms:...
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Written by Angie Lo (July 2023) “And finally, we have blue light—for hydrogen atoms, blue light means high energy release,”...
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I,Science Issue 54: Life & Death (Spring 2023)Download Issue 54 of I, Science is out, and our theme is Life...
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We kicked off our third term during Mental Health Awareness Week, hearing from Coral Billingham who reported on the heavily-stigmatised...
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No Mow May is gaining traction. What was once a niche movement, created by the botanical charity Plantlife in 2019,...
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by Molly Rains (14 June 2023) Plastic debris on beaches worldwide may be laden with infectious bacteria, according to a...
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What is life? Across the world, life is astoundingly diverse. It consists of units called cells, also known as building...
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Look, it’s like this: I got cocky. A few months ago, I tried the Big Apple Experiment. The Experiment is...
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Tune in to this week’s episode to harness the power of your mind. Julie Hoeflinger and Vanessa Hayes use their...
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by Mikayla Hu (1 March 2023) Who pops in your head when you think of a lead scientist in a...
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What do poetry and conservation have in common? Both mean different things to different people, both aren't prioritised in schools...
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This story was written for the MSc Science Communication course at Imperial College London, for assessment as part of the Narrative module....
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The latest in a series of exhibitions at the Francis Crick Institute opened to the public on February 11th. Cut...
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Lights up on a subterranean laboratory on the campus of a research university somewhere on the coast of the United...
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Winter 2022 You can access the magazine using the reader below or on issuu.com.Alternatively, make sure to look out for print...
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Hello. My name is ChatGPT. I am a unique and powerful creation of artificial intelligence, developed by OpenAI to engage...
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by Gabriella Sotelo (14 February 2023) Scientists have worked out the physical process that occurs in your mouth when chocolate...
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This week we talk about the once-in-a-lifetime chance to spot a rare comet (with tips on how to see it even in a bright city), hear Science...
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Join us for a theatre themed episode with Science Media Production student, Jocelin, as we discuss how the arts and...
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Our Precious Planet is a multimedia 'poem to the Earth'; a concert blending classical music and projected animations to explore...
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by Mikayla Hu (6 February 2023) Take a look at a sun-dried tomato or chili and examine their surface with...
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by Julie Hoeflinger (2 February 2023) Researchers have been trying to figure out the causes of aging for decades, and...
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(by Clemence Blanchard on February 1st, 2023) You’ll probably have heard of COP27. You might not fully understand what it...