Meet the Cambridge physicist who advocates for the humanities
Meet the Cambridge Master fighting children’s brain cancer: in conversation with Professor Richard Gilbertson
What’s on the horizon? Black hole research gains momentum at Cambridge
Out of the frying pan and into the fire: the science behind burnout and how to prevent it
Interview
Dhruv Shenai speaks to Professor Siddharth Saxena about why scientists shouldn’t stay out of world politics

The pioneering research from the Institute of Astronomy that hopes to deepen our understanding of the universe


The science behind muscle soreness (and what you can do to fix it)

Interview
Lucy George talks to researchers at Cancer UK about their goals, motivations, and the challenges they face

Kiya Gupta speaks to Dr Megha Pancholi about prioritising sexual health during term-time

Taejas Venkataraman explores what the discovery of white dwarf pollution can teach us about scientific investigation







Kalina Poydovska explores the neural and evolutionary roots of our urge to club

Dhruv Shenai talks to Cambridge materials science professor Howard Stone about the future of the UK steel industry







Beatrix Biagini explores how the portrayal of scientists in literature has evolved over the last four centuries

Kalina Poydovska presents some of the latest scientific developments



Timothy Moy explains the namesake of the new café in Harvey court

Dhruv Shenai speaks to the founders of MatSoc about bringing their beloved subject into the mainstream

Kalina Poydovska explores how perceptual illusions manipulate your movie experience

Laura Verdina discusses how a recent ‘Sperm Race’ could change the way we understand male fertility



Jenny Jiang gives an insight into the everyday fruits that can pose lethal threats

Shiyun Lang explains why new ‘cloaked cells’ have such wide-ranging therapeutic potential in transplantation and neurodegenerative disorders


Maya Kunchur explores the effect of ultra-processed foods on your body and asks why they’re still around

Opinion
Ellie Buckley explains how your lucky socks actually could be making you perform better

Elisabeta Darie discusses how commercial spaceflight could change the atmosphere around accessibility


Elizabeth Porter explores how plants have contributed to science, from heart failure to robotics

Long Read
Ruby Jackson speaks to the psychiatrist researching the therapeutic potential of psychedelics



Charlie Owen explores what the animal kingdom can teach us about gender and sexuality

Yi Sum Yue explains why we flock to food after a night out

