Pandemic preparedness: UK government ignored exercise action points
COVID-19 has plagued our lives for almost two years now, however, varying CoV strains have been around for much longer.
Against rationality
Science writer Leo Zhang explores the 1975 science philosophy book, “Against Method”, by Paul Feyerabend
This week in Science (21-10-15)
A weekly summary of interesting headlines in Science and Technology
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics
Felix Science covers the achievements that won scientists the Nobel Prize this year.
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Felix Science covers the achievements that won scientists the Nobel Prize this year.
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology
Felix Science covers the achievements that won scientists the Nobel Prize this year.
This week in Science (21-10-08)
A weekly summary of interesting headlines in Science and Technology
A brief introduction to AlphaFold
A beginner's introduction to AlphaFold, the AI from DeepMind that predicts protein structure. The first article in a longer series about bioinformatics.
Deep-sea mining: menace to the oceans or a new hope?
Proponents of deep-sea mining argue t provides an environmentally friendly alternative to terrestrial mining. However, others believe that too much is still unknown about the deep sea.
The Science Museum and the Exploitation of Science - An Unlikely Duo
While some may be pleasantly surprised by Shell's involvement in climate change science, this was nothing but another attempt at greenwashing
Woolly mammoth resurrection: effective solution to climate change or flashy money magnet?
Colossal, a biotech firm, aims to bring back woolly mammoths by creating an elephant-mammoth hybrid and use it to fight climate change
Rendering shapes through audio signals
Tech Editor Sudarshan Sreeram reports on a passion project of Imperial student James Ball, who has repurposed an old oscilloscope