Category: Physical Sciences
The Bright Future of Nuclear Power
By arguing for Integral Fast Reactors, John Lindberg explores the lesser-known sibling of conventional nuclear power and its immense potential – if we decide to challenge the status quo.
A Robot in Squid’s Clothing
Soft robots now have a new stretchy, luminescent skin – inspired by octopuses and squids that change their skin’s texture and colour to camouflage with their environments
Driverless Cars: The new era of transportation comes to life.
Ever wondered how self-driving cars work and what technologies power it? Umair shines light on the impressive technology hidden behind the self-driving cars of the future.
The United Kingdom is Getting Greener
Rowan Hookham investigates whether the United Kingdom is playing its part in the international action on climate change
Fracking for gas: fossil or future?
This year, the year 2015, has been referred to by some as our last chance to curb global climate change. There has been an unprecedented focus on climate change among both politicians and the...
A Chernobyl Diary
Kieran Tierney explores Chernobyl on foot and discusses the history of the accident and its legacy today.
