But Is It Art?
An Introduction to Vaccine Challenges: Part 1
This Week In COVID-19 Research: 4
Mental health: Probing the boundaries of AI in healthcare
This week, Bartek Witek writes on the most recent advancements in COVID-19 science, covering possible new drugs, field-testing methods and more.
Grace Blackshaw, in the first of this two-part series, explores the relationship between science and art and how the former inspires the latter.
Theo Brook argues that an exit strategy from lockdown must specifically appreciate environmentalist issues in a “green economic recovery”.
Ben Hollingdale critiques the restrictions on sexually-active gay and bisexual men in blood donation and some clinical trials for COVID treatment.
Serena Li explores the little-known condition of takotsubo syndrome, and how it may constitute death by heartbreak
“The work of engineers is key to the fight against the climate crisis,” argues Grace Blackshaw, “but technology alone is not enough.”
Sambhavi Sneha Kumar explores scientific research on the ‘mindfulness’ phenomenon
Vianca Shah explores the genetic underpinnings of obesity
Vianca Shah sat down with Cambridge professor Didier Queloz, just 24 hours after he snagged this year’s Nobel Prize in Physics for his research
We need better ways to generate climate proof crops — researchers in Cambridge are getting closer, with tomatoes and transposons
Health inequalities have been systematically ignored by government, local councils and the media.
Discover the power of Marmite, through Lucy Wills’ discovery
