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This week the radio team host their most special show to date as a whole episode is dedicated to showcase...
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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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It is an undisputed fact that vast numbers of human beings enjoy wine the planet over. But knowledge of exactly...
The Hunterian Museum has a fantastic number of human and non-human anatomical and pathological specimens in innumerable jars for your viewing pleasure that...
The majority of people in the world today think democracy and gender equality are good and that violence and wealth...
The Royal Society may be one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious scientific bodies, but what has it done...
William Rowan Hamilton (1805-1865) revolutionized algebra with his discovery of quaternions, a non-commutative algebraic system, as well as his earlier...
Science London's Scibar is back, curated once again by the Art Necro team. Throughout history humans have sought to embellish...
Discover how a collaborative research approach is bringing new life to medieval theories about the universe. Robert Grosseteste was an...
Despite none of them making it home, the scientific legacy of Captain Scott and his team remains strong 100 years...
3700 years ago, Mount Thera exploded with a force that ruptured the fabric of an entire civilisation. Humans had been...
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Andrew Purcell There can be few species on Earth about which more myths exist than piranhas. Piranhas have an...
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Andrew Purcell Given that many Christians will be celebrating Easter this weekend, I thought it would be interesting to use...
From the 19th century onward, it was well established that the coastlines of continents showed an uncanny resemblance to each...
