Puma were forced out of Patagonia, Argentina, by farmers at the beginning of the 20th century. The big cats have started to make their way back into the area following...
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The Lee Miller retrospective at Tate Britain is nothing short of a revelation — a sweeping, deeply human survey of...
When you need support in life, it’s pretty black and white where to go. There’s a fire? Call the fire...
On an October evening when the sun was still up past 4pm, I caught sight of a bus poster for...
In our first radio segment of the year, newly appointed Editors-in-Chief Natalia Leo and Catalina Sanchez share their plans and...
Tim Spector’s latest work, Ferment: The Life Changing Power of Microbes is a lively exploration of how fermented foods shape...
Developed by the neurotechnology company Paradromics, Connexus is a new brain-computer interface that can decode signals from neurones in the brain...
Researchers have discovered that humans have the ability to detect things hidden under sand, just like birds and moles. This fascinating biological...
(By Emilia Griffin on 6th October 2024) Sound can paint a vibrant picture, especially in a habitat full of bird...
(By Federico Citterich on 9th August 2024) One of the world’s most pristine and remote environments must deal with the...
Elin Cave (June 11 2024) The world's first insect vaccine has been found to protect against a second deadly disease. It is...
Olive Bradshaw (June 4 2024) The latest forecast from the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) Study 2021, published this week...
Federico Citterich (31 May 2024) Failure to meet short-term sustainability goals raises concerns about attaining future climate pledges. 19 out...
by Valentina Moya (20 May 2024) A group of scientists in Indonesia witnessed an orangutan healing himself by spreading chewed-up...
My life with Sea Turtles is an honest and engaging autobiography that tracks the life of Christine Figgener alongside an...
Ellen McNally (22 April 2024) Researchers from Duke University have developed an innovative imaging technique to study placental development in...
The long way to a small angry planet is Chambers’ debut novel and book one in a four-part interconnected series....
Ellen McNally (23 January 2024) Could humans soon start communicating with cows or would it all just go in one...
(By Emilia Griffin on 12th January 2024) Imagine a forest, full of colour and sound. But as the darkness of...
(By Olive Bradshaw on 20th December 2023) When I came back from my first term at the University of Edinburgh...
(By Sulagna Maity on 13th December 2023) Cancer! People get terrified when they hear this term. But why? Is it...
by Valentina Moya (28 November 2023) Contrary to what was believed, humans are not the only ones capable of forming...
(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,...
Written by Angie Lo (July 2023) In a wing of the Natural History Museum lie the preserved animal collection rooms:...
Written by Angie Lo (July 2023) “And finally, we have blue light—for hydrogen atoms, blue light means high energy release,”...
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...
