Has Personalised Medicine Become Too Personal?
In a post-truth society, has personalised medicine been portrayed in a misleading way?
Category: Features
Time Crystals: Fact or Fiction?
Amy Roberts deconstructs the weird and wild concept of time crystals and what they mean for the future of physics.
Conservation, Class, and the Extinction Crisis
What good do conservation volunteering, eco-tourism, and activism really do?
The Impact of a Name: Our Passive Response to Climate Change
Callum Maxwell looks at the problem of Global Warming, and how the post-truth society makes it difficult for us to swallow the truth.
Pint of Science Festival 2018 – ‘Unravelling the Brain’
Kirstin Leslie attended ‘Unravelling the Brain’, a Pint of Science Festival event exploring dyslexia, perceptions and predictions.
Pint of Science Festival 2018: ‘Solution Revolution’
In the second instalment of our Pint of Science Festival coverage, Kirstin takes a look at how society can benefit from social science innovations.
Pint of Science Festival 2018: ‘What has science ever done for our sex lives?’
Pint of Science Festival 2018 saw theGIST attend a variety of talks in pubs across Glasgow. Kirstin Leslie takes a look back on the events from May this year.
PhD: Please help, Depressed.
Diagnosed with depression at the start of her PhD and with research revealing 1 in 2 PhD students has a mental health condition, Audrey shares her experience and how to access help should you need it.
