Cambridge’s very own Man of Steel
A biological defence of clubbing
How to slow down time
Teymour Taj meets astronomy MPhil student Gabriella Rajpoot, who works on an experiment uncovering the origins of the Universe
Anastasia Prussakova explains why signing up for yet another society could actually make your days feel longer
Flora Allen explores the treatment offering new hope for a previously incurable disease
Pooja Gada catches you up on some of the summer’s scientific research
Beatrix Biagini uncovers the formula that will help you do freshers’ week on a budget
New research suggests that we can accurately judge a person’s past infidelity from the sound of their voice
The Earth Sciences team transforming disaster response
Nessa Yip explains the progress made by neuroscience towards answering a question at the centre of the human experience
‘Rapid unscheduled disassembly’ – Starship flight 9 ends in a fireball
Lucy George explains how ‘shrooms’ have clinical potenital against the neurodegenerative disorder
Elysia Aves explores why drug outcomes vary so widely between patients and what this means for the future of pharmacology
Michel Quist explains how this mysterious force could change our understanding of the future of the universe
Yashraj Garg explores the science behind hormone ‘balancing’
Bibi Boyce discusses the contribution of artificial intelligence to climate change
Long Read
Ruby Jackson explores the importance of happy accidents in scientific research
From Pavlov to probiotics, Charlie Owen examines how our gut microbiome can affect our mental health
Research Round-up
As term begins again, Ruby Jackson breaks down the latest scientific research
Feature
Teymour Taj explores some of the weird and wonderful theories predicting the end of life on Earth
Ananya Vijay rounds up the latest research from Cambridge
Not Built for This
Matthew Taylor dives into our relationship with social media and the digital world
Research Round-up
Maya Kunchur gets you up to date on some of the latest scientific discoveries
