Inside the Collider: a review of the new exhibition
You’re very lucky to see this,” a professor with a bright orange waistcoat and bow tie tells us. “Usually, only scientists are allowed at internal meetings.”
Collisions unbound: what is the future for CERN?
Currently, experiments at CERN have halted, giving time for maintenance work and a renovation of its equipment to take place. It is set to continue its experiments in 2015, where the energy intensity of its collisions will be increase from 4 trillion electron-volts to 6.5.
Traditional ecological knowledge: the old versus the new
Nika Levikov on just how old customs can bring us up to speed for the future
Diagnosing Down’s Syndrome
Utsav Radia on the new antenatal blood test and its potential to detect the genetic disorder before birth
Antibody treatment for cancer
There is plenty of on-going research in the field of battling cancer, whether chemically, physically or biologically. A research group from southern California is developing a new strategy on improving the transport of medicine within the patients’ body, by creating antibodies which only activate... There is plenty of on-going research
The chaos of colony collapse disorder
Laurence Pope on recent research into the humble honeybee
How many species are there in the world?
Philippa Skett discusses the difficulties associated with determining biodiversity
Apparently money does grow on trees
Fiona Hartley finds it difficult to ignore a golden opportunity for puns
7th rock from another sun
Looking at the Kepler Telescope's newest discovery
To sleep, perchance to clean (your brain)
After hundreds of years of hypothesis, the primary function for sleep may now have been discovered.
Scientists go back to work
Jamie Rickman on the impact of the US shutdown
Most distant gravitational lens yet discovered
The most distant example of a gravitational lens has been discovered by scientists in Germany.