From monster makers to crime solvers: scientists get a rewrite
Should you miss your 9am lecture?
Making science accessible to everyone: in conversation with Cambridge Hands-On Science
Research Roundup: Week Three
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
Opinion
Isaac Howell offers a new perspective on the impact of Trump’s return to office on the environment
Maya Kunchur looks at the world of Lord of the Rings from the perspective of an evolutionary biologist
Elizabeth Zachariah examines how the blockbluster success of Ozempic is shaping the global pharmaceutical landscape
Conservation
An interview with Shepreth Hedgehog Hospital
Ecology
Why culling badgers is not a black and white issue
Opinion
Teymour Taj assesses the green credentials of the new Labour government
Research Round-Up
Teymour Taj explains some tantalising recent research ranging from tiny insect brains to astronomically-sized stars
