TEDxUniversityOfGlasgow: “One Step Further”
With only 11 days to go until the next TEDxUofG conference, we take a look back at the wonderful speakers of 2017. Keep your eyes peeled for our coverage from this year’s ‘Press Pause to Begin’!
Category: Features
Fracking Free and Renewable Ready
Is Scotland finally facing a future free from fossil fuels? Maisie Keogh finds out….
Born Too Early: The Prevention of Preterm Birth
Sonya discusses the progress and challenges in preventing preterm birth, shedding light on an important public health issue that is often overlooked.
The Weaker Science: When Gender Bias Meets Editors
If you think you just need good results to be published, think again… And read on.
Air Pollution, No Solution?
“Is there an end in sight for air pollution, the world’s biggest headache? Maisie Keogh investigates….”
Where’s the lettuce? Food, Brexit and Climate Change
Lettuce rationing is just the tip of the iceberg: Emily Armstrong investigates the complex world of food and climate change.
The Mental Database: The Link Between Chess, Sport and Expertise
Christian C Nyberg checks how the game of chess gives insight on the difference between your regular joe and an elite athlete, or well, any expert for that matter.
The Invisible Disease: Malaria in Asia-Pacific
Derek Connor discusses the plight of malaria in Asia-Pacific, identifying the problem and what is being done to eradicate this disease; a struggle which has been captured through the lens of Pearl Gan, a Singaporean photographer whom is having her work exhibited at the Singaporean National Library in September 2017.
