Jay Murali04/01/2021 Netflix’s latest foray into the obscure realm of speculative scientific documentaries is one which aims to bring to...
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Jennifer Rohn of Lablit.com hosts the monthly book club dedicated to great fiction books with a science theme. If you're...
Described as a cross between Love Boat and Jaws the Grant Museum of Zoology Film Club presents EMPIRE OF THE...
It's interesting to contemplate what has really changed about the way we see the world in ones own lifetime. Many major...
Science-based narrative films made between c.1967-1977 dealt with the consequences of a mishandling of both natural and scientific resources. They...
The Generation is Holly Cave’s first novel, set in a dystopian London of the mid twenty-first century, in a future...
I, Science are introducing a series of short audio stories linked with science. Download these stories for your commute or...
The Royal Institution’s second Science-Fiction-Friction! show, a live comedy show about science fiction and science fact, was a little bit...
We all know the concept of James Cameron’s Avatar: moving another body with your mind. In the film, paraplegic Marine...
Scientists at the University of St Andrews have developed a tractor beam, a device which uses light to attract microscopic...
Could Mathematics hold the key to predicting the future? According to Professor Dan Crisan, possibly yes. During his inaugural lecture...
I, Science is pleased to introduce our newest addition to the blog team: Rosemary Peters. Rosemary will be guiding us...
“Take the blue pill and the story ends, you wake up and believe whatever you want to believe. Or take...
Welcome to Spandex Wizards, a blog where we’ll explore the relationships between science and culture – how do they affect...
The idea of invisibility cloaking - being able to hide things from view - has been a point of interest...
Yesterday afternoon, I went to the cinema to watch The Amazing Spider-Man. When the words “DNA” and "recombination" popped up...
