A talk and Q&A with Penny Sarchet, Deputy News Editor for New Scientist.
Written by: Abbie Curd
Devika Kaul investigates the world of geoengineering, asking whether these sci-fi-esque ideas really have the potential to help mitigate climate change.
To kick off our new Climate Column, Tom Hollands explains some of the major characteristics of climate change and takes on some of the arguments commonly put forward by so-called ‘climate sceptics’
Collective and positive action that you can be a part of.
Written By: Chris Vrettos.
Art By: EJ Oakley.
Mismanagement at UCL and an unforgiving career path have left postdocs unhappy and frustrated. Is this what our future looks like?
Written By: Jason Arunn Murugesu.
Art By: Ella Davey.
Sicily Fiennes investigates the fragile ecological state of Greek loggerhead turtles, and the efforts to conserve their population.
Written by: Sicily Bambini Fiennes
Recent evidence suggests our sense of smell may work in quite a different manner than once thought…
Written by: Sam Cousins
Germline gene therapy: should we open the box on a brave new world of designer babies?
Written by: Munaye Lichtenstein.
Art by: Cheng-Yu Huang.
Why do we sleep? Nobody really knows, and there are more theories out there than you might think…
Written by: Victor Agrest.
Art by: Sia Agarwal.
Could pain we experience early in life increase our sensitivity to pain in later years?
Written by: Fatema Zavery & Jason Arunn Murugesu.
Art by: EJ Oakley and Winnie Lei.
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