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
I don't think you're ready for this jelly
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
Clean eating | The dirty truth
Alexandra Lim describes her thoughts, after watching a documentary on why clean eating is not as healthy as we think
Choosing mates using logic
Ipsita Herlekar explains how fruit flies have been found to use logical reasoning when choosing partners
Bro do you even lift?
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
Fish from the Med, good for the head?
Alexandra Lim explains why the Mediterranean diet may be the best there is...
How hot can you handle?
Lizzie Riach looks at a study claiming that ‘spicing up your life’, could actually prolong it
Is it stupid to take smart drugs?
Anjeline Joegi looks at the pros and cons to taking the most widely used study drug
Pot and its potential
Lara Bailey looks at the useful applications of marijuana
It’s a kind of magic | psychedelic mushroom trip soothes depression in terminally ill patients
Rachel Gillespie discusses the potential applications of psychedelic drugs for treating anxiety and depression
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.
Five-a-day to keep pathogens at bay
Five-a-day to keep pathogens at bay