Nuclear waste remains one of the most controversial areas in an even more controversial topic, but by investigating the nature of the waste, John Lindberg shows the immense potential hidden in plain sight.
Alexander Osborne is investigating the potential implications that epigenetics may have on our understanding of the theory of Evolution.
Nina Divorty finds her way around the brain using a map with a difference – the monkey brain blueprint that gives new insights into neurodevelopmental disorders.
Pamela Atanasova investigates how scientists managed to reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer’s in one week!
Because of its low tech status, polyculturing stands out amongst the recent slew of technologically-advanced agricultural techniques to increase yield – but what is it?
Holly Scott asks whether artificial lighting could be making us fatter.
When a person dies, could some of their genes come back to life? Alisha Aman explores the phenomenon of gene expression after death.
Recent flooding in Paris is a symptom of climate change – and it’s all related to the bonding of three atoms in our air.
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