Written by Angie Lo (July 2023) “And finally, we have blue light—for hydrogen atoms, blue light means high energy release,”...
I,Science Issue 54: Life & Death (Spring 2023)Download Issue 54 of I, Science is out, and our theme is Life...
We kicked off our third term during Mental Health Awareness Week, hearing from Coral Billingham who reported on the heavily-stigmatised...
No Mow May is gaining traction. What was once a niche movement, created by the botanical charity Plantlife in 2019,...
by Molly Rains (14 June 2023) Plastic debris on beaches worldwide may be laden with infectious bacteria, according to a...
What is life? Across the world, life is astoundingly diverse. It consists of units called cells, also known as building...
Look, it’s like this: I got cocky. A few months ago, I tried the Big Apple Experiment. The Experiment is...
Tune in to this week’s episode to harness the power of your mind. Julie Hoeflinger and Vanessa Hayes use their...
by Mikayla Hu (1 March 2023) Who pops in your head when you think of a lead scientist in a...
What do poetry and conservation have in common? Both mean different things to different people, both aren't prioritised in schools...
This story was written for the MSc Science Communication course at Imperial College London, for assessment as part of the Narrative module....
The latest in a series of exhibitions at the Francis Crick Institute opened to the public on February 11th. Cut...
Lights up on a subterranean laboratory on the campus of a research university somewhere on the coast of the United...
Winter 2022 You can access the magazine using the reader below or on issuu.com.Alternatively, make sure to look out for print...
Hello. My name is ChatGPT. I am a unique and powerful creation of artificial intelligence, developed by OpenAI to engage...
by Gabriella Sotelo (14 February 2023) Scientists have worked out the physical process that occurs in your mouth when chocolate...
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...
Join us for a theatre themed episode with Science Media Production student, Jocelin, as we discuss how the arts and...
Our Precious Planet is a multimedia 'poem to the Earth'; a concert blending classical music and projected animations to explore...
by Mikayla Hu (6 February 2023) Take a look at a sun-dried tomato or chili and examine their surface with...
by Julie Hoeflinger (2 February 2023) Researchers have been trying to figure out the causes of aging for decades, and...
(by Clemence Blanchard on February 1st, 2023) You’ll probably have heard of COP27. You might not fully understand what it...
by Mikayla Hu (30 January 2023) Two leading manufacturers of mRNA vaccines, Moderna and BioNTech, have shifted their research and...
by Gabriella Sotelo (27 January 2023) This comet, known as Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) was first discovered in March 2022...
*Record screech* Yep, that’s me. I bet you’re wondering how I ended up in this situation. Shamefully, this misadventure began,...
by Mikayla Hu (23 January 2023) Using artificial intelligence (AI) to write articles is no longer a futuristic concept. While...
Article by Aleksandra Higson 22nd January 2023 Imagine this; you find yourself wandering around a museum and a gallery has...
The first show of 2023 kicks off with the country’s health as we discuss the main findings and silver linings...
(by Molly Rains on 19th January 2023) When I pass through Hyde Park on my way to campus in the...
by Gabriella Sotelo (16 January 2023) The next United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as what will be COP...
