The Sea Under The Surface
Research published in Science has confirmed the discovery of evidence that there could be oceans hundreds of kilometres beneath us.
Mitochondrial DNA is Making its Way Into the
This research shows that even after billions of years, the once independent, energy-producing bacterium may not have completed their role
A Breath of Relief for the Scientific Community
The hope that this new president will restore important legislations and vigour for education, is rooted in the example set
The Forgotten Mercury 13
Zoe Parker discusses the Artemis space missions, as well as Mercury 13, and the role which women played in these
A Promising New Malaria Vaccine
The promising new R21/Matrix-M malaria vaccine advances the worldwide effort to fight the mosquito-borne illness that causes children’s death every
Henrietta Lacks and the HeLa Cell Line
The story of Henrietta Lacks and her family is unfortunately one of many accounts where science and medicine has disenfranchised
Celebrating Forgotten Scientists: John Edmonstone
Charles Darwin is known as one of the greatest scientists of his time for his theory of evolution. The practice
Celebrating Forgotten Scientists: Onesimus
The smallpox outbreak of 1791 in Boston, Massachusetts was only brought under control by the process of inoculation, introduced by
Celebrating Forgotten Scientists: Marie Daly
Mary M. Daly became the first African American women to obtain a PhD in Chemistry in the USA.
Racial Discrepancies in Maternal Care
Black women are at higher risk of complications during pregnancy and birth than white women. Writer Rachel Murray explains why