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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 Emilia Griffin on 15th November 2023) I try not to mention the dreaded pandemic if I can avoid it,...
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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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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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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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by Gabriella Sotelo (14 February 2023) Scientists have worked out the physical process that occurs in your mouth when chocolate...
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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 Julie Hoeflinger (2 February 2023) Researchers have been trying to figure out the causes of aging for decades, and...
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by Mikayla Hu (30 January 2023) Two leading manufacturers of mRNA vaccines, Moderna and BioNTech, have shifted their research and...
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by Gabriella Sotelo (27 January 2023) This comet, known as Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) was first discovered in March 2022...
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*Record screech* Yep, that’s me. I bet you’re wondering how I ended up in this situation. Shamefully, this misadventure began,...
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Article by Aleksandra Higson 22nd January 2023 Imagine this; you find yourself wandering around a museum and a gallery has...
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The first show of 2023 kicks off with the country’s health as we discuss the main findings and silver linings...
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by Gabriella Sotelo (16 January 2023) The next United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as what will be COP...
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Review by Mikayla Hu (11th January 2023) The Wellcome Collection at Euston Square officially closed one of its 15-year-old permanent...
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Lying under draped mosquito nets in the Ecuadorian Amazon, I typed, ‘man raised ocelot in the jungle for 18 months’,...
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Review by Emma Tegg (28th November 2022) The Imperial College community celebrated science journalism on the 17th of November with...
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What is free will? Do we even have it? In today’s show, we speak to Laia Mallafré to discuss two of the main...
