How A Scottish Naval Engineer And His Horse Discovered Solitons
Daniel Giovannini looks at the incredible contribution that one man and his horse (and the Union Canal) made to modern science.
Making Hydrogen Fuel Even Greener
Hydrogen has shown much promise as a green fuel. Pim Frederix investigates how the production of hydrogen can become even more environmentally friendly.
Diamond Electronics… In Space
Diamonds, beyond their notorious rarity and allure as jewellery, may soon form the heart of the electronic systems that will enable next generation satellite communications and deep space exploration missions.
Tiny Satellites, Big Ideas
Ruaridh Clark reports on new developments in miniature satellites and research using them at the University of Strathclyde.
Bionics Can Be All Fingers And Thumbs
Paul McCool looks at the rapidly changing worlds of advanced prosthetics.
Reintroducing The Wild
Could reintroducing wolves reinvigorate the landscape of the Scottish Highlands? Simon Gill investigates the effects of bringing back this icon of the wilderness to modern day Scotland.
Talking Science
The GIST’s Cornelia Eisenach, Andrew Farrell and Lydia Murray met the organisers of Glasgow Café Scientifique to talk science, the public and the media.
Dead Likely? The Science Behind The Zombie Apocalypse
Maddy and Gavin team up to discuss the possible agents behind a zombie uprising. A common feature in many sci-fi movies, games and books, is the zombie a scientific possibility?
