Clinical Lycanthropy: Where Psychiatry and Mythology Collide
Rebecca Baird explores clinical lycanthropy, an affliction based in mythic tales of old.
Follow the Arrows
Let chemistry student Debbie Nicol take you on a guided tour of the complex and often mysterious pathways of organic chemical reactions.
The Urban Jungle
Claire Harris uncovers the hidden lives of the animals that have made a home out of our towns and cities.
The Secret Underground World of Bacteria
Have you ever stopped to consider what could be lurking in the dark of the Glasgow Subway Stations? New York could hold the answer.
The Water Challenge – Tasty Notes
We continue our reports from Glasgow’s water challenge with Dr. Jane Stanley talking about ‘Lab Notes’ and ‘Tasty Notes’.
The POST: The importance of posting your research everywhere
This article is Part III of III of our POST interview series with Dr Abbi Hobbs. In this final section of the interview, we consider the role scientists should have in governing bodies, and Dr Hobbs offers advice to young scientists who want their research to have a real impact on society.
Should We Be Worried About Artificial Intelligence?
Emily Breen compares the opinions of technology experts on the development of AI.
“It’s a poor sort of memory that only works backwards” – Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland
Kirsty McLean investigates the daunting world of false memories and memory manipulation.
