Shark Attacks, Ice Creams, and the Randomised Trial
Sara Cameron explains why we should read between the headlines with a critical lens to learn the truth behind cause and effect claims in science.
Category: Life Sciences
A Brief History of Psychedelic Drug Research
Katarina Moravkova explores the scientific research of psychedelic drugs through its rise and falls to the current psychedelic renaissance. From the study of consciousness to the treatment of depression – how will psychedelics help us tackle these issues?
Genetic Testing, at Your Nearest Clinic Today!
Explore the fascinating technology of genetic testing that is available to you today.
Why Does House Music Feel ‘So Damn Good’?
Delving into the reasons why, when you listen to house music you are rewarded with emotions of happiness and fulfilment.
Has Personalised Medicine Become Too Personal?
In a post-truth society, has personalised medicine been portrayed in a misleading way?
A New Step Towards an Optimised T-cell Cancer Therapy
Daniele Guido provides an insight into one of the new weapons doctors have against cancer.
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.
The Autistic Revolution
Frances Osis investigates the history of autism research, and how the neurodiversity movement is promoting positive change for the future.
