The bots and the bees
Luke Prentice investigates how the world of AI is being influenced by the animal kingdom and a few ways that future AI projects can give back to nature.
Small bodies with Saturn-like rings and unusual dynamics
Small bodies beyond Jupiter have been found to have Saturn-like rings, but the possible mechanisms keeping the rings confined can be pretty unusual.
Artificial Intelligence: Threat or the future?
How will new techonology fit in with the EU guidelines for ethical development of artificial intelligence? Eleni investigates.
Climate Change: A death note for coral reefs?
Be it the Great Barrier Reef, the New Caledonian Reef, the Red Sea Coral Reef, or reefs in the waters of the Great Chagos Archipelagos – coral reefs are intricate and majestic living marine...
Postcode Lottery: Is your home neighbourhood affecting how you age?
Recent findings from Glasgow University suggest a biological link between ageing and living in a stressful area. Kirstin investigates.
Stepping up the printing game: the first 3D heart from human tissue
3D-printed organs from patient’s own cells are becoming a reality that could open the doors to a new era in regenerative medicine.
Zebras, not horses: The genetic disease that can’t be sequenced
Emily investigates the bizarre biological mystery behind her life-altering genetic disease, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
Keto or Ket(NO): A Scientific Look at the Keto Diet
Nina Kratky explores the notion of bacon and cheese as health foods.
