Science or Agenda? Neutrinos in Question
Jim Hoover uses neutrinos to show how having an open mind can help solve the mysteries of science.
Science & Technology
Sugar and Drugs. Is there a difference?
People can be addicted to drugs, but can they be addicted to sugar too? Joan Halliday explores the neuroscience behind sugar addiction to try and answer this conundrum.
Nature’s Water Gatherer Demystified
Christian Wells investigates research looking to provide a solution to the issue of global water shortage.
Why did Mars lose its atmosphere?
Taking a closer look at our neighbouring planet, Isabel Ashman explores the scientific theories behind how Mars lost its atmosphere.
Looking for Extraterrestrials
Jim Hoover discusses novel technology that could help us to communicate with possible alien lifeforms.
Magnesium: hidden culprit and beauty treatment
Rebekah Winckle explores magnesium and salts derived from the element.
In Search of the Most Extreme Objects in the Universe
Nicole Shearer explains how gamma rays are produced and how they can increase our understanding of the extreme environments beyond our tiny planet.
Rosetta: more than a stone
Rachel Goodband explains how ESA’s Rosetta will enrich our understanding of the solar system.
‘The marketing of hope’: IVF explained
Isabel Fletcher explores the use of IVF treatment from the unique perspective of being a triplet born by IVF herself.
I’m a Scientist, Get Me Out of Here!
Lexie Thorpe explains how I’m a Scientist events are benefiting both the public and scientists across the UK.