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The world of taste and how to manipulate it: molecular gastronomy
Pia Mayer introduces the science and art of molecular gastronomy

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Mar 1, 20192 min read
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The mathematics of immortality
Nicholas Folidis imagines a world where we could cheat ageing and cure disease

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Mar 1, 20193 min read
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Venus: the second planet of the Solar System
Eloise Smith uncovers the past and present of Earth's so-called 'sister planet'

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Mar 1, 20192 min read
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A symbiotic way of life: the lichen
Lara Williams takes a closer look at the miniature ecosystem within the ubiquitous lichen

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Mar 1, 20192 min read
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How bats help the world and why we should help them
Sophie Titman explores the intricate world of bats and advocates for increased conservation efforts to protect these underrated mammals

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Mar 1, 20193 min read
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Our world without bacteria
Phoebe Buxton conducts a thought experiment, imagining a world in which bacteria suddenly cease to exist

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Mar 1, 20192 min read
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Will China lead the way in future space exploration and discovery?
Sean O’Brien reports on the incredible achievement by CNSA of landing a probe at the far side of the moon

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Mar 1, 20193 min read
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Oblivion: the death of the universe
Patrick Regan examines the theories behind the inevitable end of the universe

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Dec 31, 20182 min read
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Bees – it is our time to help them
Nicole Rosik highlights the importance of bees and warns of the consequences if we do not help to recover bee populations

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Dec 31, 20182 min read
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Taking evolution into our own hands
Sean O’Brien explores the research that earned the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and its implications for the future

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Dec 31, 20183 min read
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Hanging around: why do sloths move so slowly?
Adam Dorey delves into the strange, slowed-down world of sloths

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Dec 31, 20182 min read
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The cost of immortality
Abigail Joyce discusses the ethical issues surrounding HeLa cells, the first immortalised cell line to be used in scientific research

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Dec 31, 20183 min read
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A matter of time
Nicholas Folidis explores the quantum conundrum of the Wheeler-DeWitt Equation

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Dec 31, 20183 min read
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Rhythm, interrupted: how modern society disrupts our body clocks
Farhana Alam discusses the effects of a modern lifestyle on circadian rhythms and on human health

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Dec 31, 20183 min read
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Ancient Evolution: How Neanderthal DNA Influenced Humanity
Courtney Kousser travels back in evolutionary time to explore the relationship between humans and Neanderthals

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Dec 31, 20183 min read
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Causal wizards and DeLoreans
Callum Gill explores the link between causality and different concepts

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Dec 31, 20183 min read
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Legal rights to DNA have yet to keep up with the times
Tiffany Idle unravels the legal issues surrounding ownership of DNA samples

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Dec 31, 20183 min read
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Saving our future: learning from the dinosaurs
Mia Wroe urges the public to learn from the past to save the future in the face of impending global catastrophe

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Dec 31, 20182 min read
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History is repeating itself for Birmingham’s theoretical physicists
Chris Oliver discusses the current research on topological phases of matter, as it was once done in the 1970s

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Dec 31, 20182 min read
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Perovskites: it’s your time to shine
Marriyum Hasany unravels the potential of perovskite solar cells featuring an interview with Cambridge’s Dr. Sam Stranks

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Dec 31, 20185 min read
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