Can dessert be good for you?
Alexandra Lim talks about the hidden benefits of fruit based puddings.
Moon of my life
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
Food flushed down the drain
Ipsita Herlekar talks food waste and how it’s not just about the food that goes in the bin but also about the food that goes in your tum-tum
Fear Food, Fear Death
Alexandra Lim discusses on how our choice of food gones beyond the need of eating for survival
Sequencing all of life
Lizzie Riach discusses plans to create a full genetic map of all life on Earth
New discoveries in space
A new neighbouring solar system brings promise
My sun and stars
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
Man’s Best Friend
Hint: It's me Dog
Workings of a tick’s immune system
Ipsita Herlekar looks at how the immune system of ticks is adapted to host disease causing bacteria without being affected themselves
Helping out a bee in need
The global bee decline is endangering more than just our multi-million honey industry. With bees being the predominant and certainly the most economically significant pollinator, we literally can’t afford to lose them. Bee enthusiast Sarah Barfield Marks talks bees and what you can do to help them.
The challenges facing early career sustainable scientists
Alexandra Hicken talks to colleagues from the Network of Sustainable Scientists about the challenges that complicate a career in sustainable science.
Science won’t be Trumped
The world cannot afford to let science be repressed again