Arts
Rhodes must fall
The Fall is a passionate retelling of a real-life student revolution
Arts
"Feverish Progress" | Giacometti at the Tate Modern is comprehensive retrospective on a man with man
Giacometti was much more than the spindly bronzes figures that made him famous
Science
How we’ll meet-eor our maker
Lizzie Riach discusses the subtleties of a meteor apocalypse
Science
Sequencing all of life
Lizzie Riach discusses plans to create a full genetic map of all life on Earth
Science
Wearing your heart in your sleeve
Lizzie Riach gives an overview of new robotic technology designed to help keep the heart beating after heart failure
Science
How hot can you handle?
Lizzie Riach looks at a study claiming that ‘spicing up your life’, could actually prolong it
Science
Artificial Intelligence | fears and future
Lizzie Riach summarises a talk in the Royal Society’s series ‘Science Matters’ on the direction of where artificial intelligence is heading, and why there’s no need to be scared of it taking over the world...yet.
Science
Barrier bleaching isn’t so Great
Elizabeth Riach evaluates the future of Australia’s biggest attraction
Science
Wounds heal with (a lot of) time
Lizzie Riach explores new research into how wounds heal, and why older people are at a significant disadvantage if they injure themselves
Science
Spotlight on Medicine
Beacons of hope in this cursed year...
Arts
Hair by Sam McKnight
Hair by Sam McKnight is on at Somerset House until 12 March 2017
Science
Will sperm ever be stopped?
Another setback for the quest of finding a reliable male contraceptive, with reports of side effects in clinical trials causing concern