I once was blind but now I see
Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
Why vegetables are saving the planet
Sara Hamilton reviews London’s biggest vegan festival, commenting on how cutting down on meat may be the answer to our environmental problems
When pineapples fight back
Another one of Mr Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
The race to understand leukaemia cells
An Imperial-led team found blood cancer cells actively move rather than hide in bone marrow
Pale vs. Kale
Nutrition writer Alexandra Lim encourages us to eat more pale vegetables
Is lucid dreaming a cure for nightmares?
A study investigating the psychological effects of lucid dreaming on patients suffering from nightmare disorders may offer an insight into treatments, and provide insight into how the sleeping brain works
Science post-Brexit: Reasons to worry?
With less opportunities to work with neighbouring countries and the significant issue that is the loss of EU funding, scientists all over the UK are wondering what other ramifications are yet to come.
How safe is safe sex?
The side effects linked to hormonal contraception.
Getting Oily: The science of cooking
felix’s own nutrition enthusiast, Alexandra Lim, takes us through the DOs and DON’Ts of cooking with oil.
The Nobel vs Ig Nobel prizes
Celebrate ALL the science
So I heard you like science?!
Here’s a guide of what’s good in London
This week’s science picture
Our regular science column