Primes, primes everywhere!
Mathematicians get closer to solving one of the greatest problems in number theory.
Science Bites: Why does cut grass smell?
It may smell great, but did you know it’s actually a plant’s distress call? You’re chopping it to smithereens, what did you expect it to do?
Malaria mozzies can’t resist smelly feet
Yum yum.
Underground networking
Sarah Byrne explores a potentially useful facet in plant-fungi relationships
Zap your way to a better brain
Victoria Druce may start sticking electrodes in her head to give her the edge.
Cyborg yeast is out to get you
You will be terminated
World’s lightest material made
Lighter than the pile of revision notes an arts student makes. Take THAT arts students.
Bumper year for Physics’ Joanna Haigh
Stephanie Walton interviews our very own CBE winner, FRS and researcher
Hipster mice display neurological individuality
Philippa Skett on how mice are linking experience to what makes us who we are
Not the bees! Not the bees! Neonicotinoid ban comes with a sting
Laura Kor finds the link between bees, pesticides, and people waving dusters at trees
A rising cancerous tide
Gavin Metcalf details the concerning rise of European lung cancer cases
Helter skelter helicenes
Laurence Pope interviews Dr Fuchter, a synthetic and medicinal chemist at ICL