A Tight Squeeze for Cancer Cells
The elephant that pushed through the front door: Michaela Mrschtik explores how cancer cells can do the unimaginable and pass through holes smaller than themselves.
Can Antibiotics Actually Make an Infection Worse?
Millions of people in the UK take antibiotics every year to clear infection, but in some cases, could they actually be doing more harm than good?
Helping Fractures Heal
Andrés explores the science of bone healing with a view to current and new applications for orthopaedic surgery based in new conductive materials, growth factors and stem cells.
Is the Fate of the Earth a Question of Psychology?
Jessica Bownes discusses a multitude of the World’s problems and discovers that they may all share a common, single solution.
Antibiotic Resistance: The arms race between host and pathogen
Are untreatable “superbugs” fact or fiction? Scientists are searching for new ways to combat antibiotic resistance.
The Brain’s Google Maps
Neurons in the brain that track your location activate during imagination of navigation and actual movement
