Imperial CDT Science festival: Science and Ethics
The festival comes to Imperial soon!
First new stereoisomer type in 50 years, claim chemists
The exciting discovery could have implications for medicinal chemistry.
Drop in cancer risk five years after quitting smoking
While the cancer risk drops, a danger of lung cancer for smokers still remains.
Could platypus milk help beat antibiotic resistance?
Research focussing on the strange animal could help medicine in the future.
Connect with Conservation: how we can all help
In his final column of the year, resident conservationist Steve Allain gives his advice on what we can all do.
Cancer and the immune system – friend or foe?
The immune system could provide a new source of attack against cancer.
Puppy science: Why they are so cute?
Scientists organised a 'puppy beauty contest' to find out why…
Exam stress? Time to cure your fear of spiders
Research shows increased stress levels can be helpful in unlearning your fears.
Connect with Conservation: cat-astrophe
Remember to spay or neuter your cats!
Charles Dickens – was he the original science communicator?
The Victorian author is known for his dense novels, exploring the intricacies of a rapidly-changing society, but he was also a keen science enthusiast, as a new exhibition shows.
Bringing in a new era of healthcare data
The data revolution is making massive changes in the healthcare industry.
Stressed Mother, Stressed Child?
What we experience in the womb can have a huge impact on how we develop in life, from stress to hunger.