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Rachel Mowbray and Dheyna Scholtz argue why their degree should be named the ‘superior science degree’.
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Rachel Mowbray and Dheyna Scholtz argue why their degree should be named the ‘superior science degree’.
Read the biology entries from Bruno Martin, Milena Casey and Joanna Janus explaining why biology should be considered the ‘superior science’!
Read the entries from Bryony Hockin and Christopher Brown arguing why chemistry should be the superior science.
Read the winning entries from Alice Grimmette and Isabel Ashman for our writing competition ‘Science Showdown – why is your science degree the superior one?’
Even though much of technology is beyond our control, Jim Hoover argues that we do have important roles as consumers.
Now that the race is on to search for new antibiotics, Bruno Martin shows us how looking to dirt is the answer.
Jim Hoover explains how scientists are erasing bad memories by using light.
Rebekah Winckle tackles silicon as her next element of choice in the periodic table.
Daniel Faris researches the potential use of psychedelic drugs as a treatment for asthma.
Many people think they know the facts when it comes to the T-rex, but are they true? Isabel Ashman shows us that many facts we thought were accurate are in…