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Category: Features
Personalised cancer medicine: the path of knowledge
Eirini-Maria Lampraki takes a look at the future of personalised medicine.
A long walk or a giant leap?
How did trapdoor spiders get to New Zealand? Vikki Smith reports from the edge of spider research.
Party Animals
Tim Revell and Emilie Steinmark take a look at animal experience with intoxicating substances.
Is your personal music player doing you damage?
It’s happened to all of us – you walk past someone and you can hear every beat, riff and wail coming from their headphones. If you’ve ever wondered whether this could be damaging their...
A Need to Chill
This autumn yielded yet another hypothesis on the Mpemba effect; are we closer to an answer? Emilie Steinmark wraps up warm and finds out
Emotional vs Academic Intelligence: A Timetable Clash
Jessica Mclaren investigates whether we should start teaching our children emotional intelligence.
And Now For Something Completely Similar
Fractals are possibly one of the most iconic images of mathematics. Timothy Revell writes about one of the most famous examples, the Mandelbrot Set.
