Courtney Kousser considers whether tardigrade physiology could signal the existence of extra-terrestrial life

Emily Hayward illustrates the blatant sexism within the scientific community throughout history

Bethan Soanes reports on the WISE Inspire event, featuring interviews with Sarah Cosgriff and Dr Maria Velissariou

Joanna Chustecki advocates ancient practices, from a bygone world, in conserving natural resources

Adam Dorey reports on newly discovered planets in 2019

Bhavini Chauhan examines the ways in which genetic mutations can tip the balance of healthy cellular environments into diseased worlds

Sophie Caprioli gives an insight into the allure of fishkeeping as a subculture

On Sunday 10th March, the second multidisciplinary sporting event occurred within the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Oliver Ratcliffe investigates the factors that must be considered before moving to another planet

Elin Bevan peers into the microscopic world that inhabits the human body

Abigail Joyce uses real-world science to deconstruct dragon physiology physiology

Patrick Regan demystifies the Many Worlds theory

Amathur Musarrath discusses the potential for having life on planets and other objects beyond earth

Mia Wroe takes a look into the weird and wonderful world of the Burgess Shale and prehistory life

Harry Holmes dives into a deep-sea world, on a quest to unveil the Kraken

Eleanor Roshier takes the pulse of the computer-generated generation.

Marriyum Hasany discusses the advances in chain reaction chemistry that emerged from the Soviet Union

Nadia Farag provides a potential solution to the ultimate problem of climate change

Pia Mayer introduces the science and art of molecular gastronomy

Nicholas Folidis imagines a world where we could cheat ageing and cure disease