Air Pollution, No Solution?
“Is there an end in sight for air pollution, the world’s biggest headache? Maisie Keogh investigates….”
Category: Features
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.
Science, Communication, and the 21st Century
With the University of Glasgow’s rectorial elections on the 20th and 21st of March, candidate John Lindberg reached out to TheGIST to explain his passion for science communication and its necessity in a fast changing world.
The Mysterious Case of the Vanishing Rainforest (and How You Can See it Before it’s Too Late)
The Amazon rainforest is disappearing at an unprecedented rate, with potentially catastrophic consequences — Childreach International bring you a once in a lifetime opportunity to delve into the depths of the jungle while you still can.
Schrödinger’s Mutations
Alisha delves into the strange world of quantum tunnelling and how it may lead to spontaneous DNA mutations.
Is Viagra a Male Contraceptive?
Lauren Taylor delves into the stimulating debate that Viagra could be a contraceptive.
