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Into the vacuum of white light and silence rushed shape and sound once more. TK2 was immediately conscious of the...
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In this short story, travel in time with the Truth Keepers as they carry out their mission to right the...
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A new positive energy office that can generate more energy than it uses was opened on Swansea University’s Bay Campus...
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Here’s how the story goes: you have a work meeting in an hour and ten things to do before the...
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On 15th June, myself and News Editor Meesha Patel took ourselves over to the Royal Albert Hall for Space Shambles....
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Today the I,Science Summer 2018 issue, Endings, was launched. The end of the academic year is here. For some, that...
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Growing human populations and the nature of our existing agricultural systems means that meeting demand for food will continue to...
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Chris Fonseca is a London based Lyrical Hip hop dancer and choreographer. But Chris isn't just any choreographer, his story...
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Now the sun's out and we're enjoying the start of summer, you might be looking forward to a relaxing holiday...
Following on from the great feedback we received for using reader artwork in previous issues, our Pictures Editor, Taryn Kalish, reached...
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They say diamonds are a girl’s best friend. But depending on how carbon is arranged, you could end up with...
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‘There can be no great accomplishment without risk,’ commented the hugely accomplished Astronaut Neil Armstrong, a man whose pioneering journey...
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Few things are certain in life, but lots of things are certain in geology. We know that earthquakes will shake,...
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In the Himalayas sandwiched between China and India there is a tiny country of around 800,000 people. You may never...
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In 1945, Sir Alexander Fleming predicted that antibiotic resistance would become a global problem if antibiotics were abused. Today, the...
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This review contains spoilers. I have never had cause to dance with a faceless doppelgänger of myself in a meteor-ravaged...
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Contemporary historians and anthropologists have adopted a different approach to answer the question. In fairness, today we have many more...
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My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings. Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair! In 1818, Percy Shelley wrote...
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The Against Method Collective has put posters and manifestos up around campus, leafletted university buildings, and generated a slew of...
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The mild February weather was marked by Woodland Trust reports that spring was showing signs earlier than in previous years....
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Today the I, Science Spring 2018 issue, Design, was launched. In this issue, we bring you Design in all its...
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It might not seem like a top priority when you have deadlines piling up and the shadowy figure of exams...
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Have you ever dreamt about being immortal? The desire of humankind to become eternal has been observed for centuries. Not...
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Following on from the great feedback we received for using reader artwork in previous issues, our Pictures Editor, Taryn Kalish, reached...
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Overshadowed by the remains of dinosaurs and hominids, the Cambrian period fossils tell the story of a revolution in evolution...
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The global energy landscape is changing dramatically and people are realising that our reliance on fossil fuels cannot last forever....
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Linking psychiatric disorders and genetics is fraught with difficulties, with still much research to undertake. Due to sporadic symptoms and...
