Bioethical Concerns on Genetic-Based Abortions: Is This Eugenics?
Genetic-based abortions are a controversial debate, with ramifications such as impacting a woman’s right to self-autonomy, and whether a fetus,...
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Brain on Caffeine: How Coffee and Energy Drinks Affect Students
For many, caffeine is a lifesaver. Whether it’s a morning coffee or an energy drink in the middle of a...
Trouble at the NIH
The United States’ National Institute of Health (NIH) is the world's largest public funder of biomedical research however under the...
Macro effect of micro plastics – concerns over health as rising levels of microplastics found in humans
Microplastics are exactly what they say they are on the tin - very tiny particles of plastic, clocking in at...
Pine Marten Reintroduction: The Unlikely Saviour of the Red Squirrel?
On the 2nd of October, the Devon Wildlife Trust announced that 15 European pine martens have officially been reintroduced across...
2024: The Year of the Northern Lights
Experiencing the aurora borealis has always been on the bucket list for many people, whether they be scientific-minded, or simply...
Electric Dreams, Carbon Nightmares: The Hidden Environmental Cost of Generative AI
AI chatbots are freaky. To someone like me with little knowledge about technology, programming or any other computer science jargon,...
Beyond the Nap: The Neuroscience of Rest for Stressed-Out Students
Why am I tired all the time? If you have ever turned to Google in desperate search of answers, you...
Bridging the STEM Skills Gap: Strategies to Attract and Retain Talent in the UK’s Evolving Energy Sector
The United Kingdom is at the forefront of a global energy revolution, with ambitious goals to decarbonise its electricity grid...
A Universe Unbound: Commemorating 100 Years Since Edwin Hubble Revealed the Andromeda Galaxy
On November 23, 1924, a pivotal moment in the history of astronomy unfolded. Edwin Hubble, an astronomer at the Mount...