Saving Our Planet: The Next Step
Do we have enough time to take our foot off the accelerator before we drive into an unknown world of intense climate change?
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Social Media and Citizen Science
A look into the positive effect social media can have on citizen science.
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Honey, I Shrunk Biodiversity
Léa Soler explains the significance of a recent University of Southampton study which predicts that smaller-sized species will fare stronger in the future and larger-sized species will struggle.
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The Parting of the Sea
A look into the effect Brexit may have on Britain’s marine life.
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Surgery and Hormones for Trans People
From our LGBT+ magazine, Laura Nelson breaks down surgery and hormone therapy options for transgender people.
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The Chemistry of Love and Cystic Fibrosis
Charting how one UK university chemistry professor has shaped the focus of his work around his husband’s cystic fibrosis.
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A Jack(fruit) Of All Trades?
Breaking down the facts behind the prickly exterior of what many are calling a “miracle food” and potential guarantor of tropical food security.
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Vaccines: Effective yet Controversial?
While vaccines boast worldwide success, opposition to their use continues today.
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The Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination
Swathy Sanjay Sindhu on the psychology and prejudice of discrimination.
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The Problems with Face ID
Deputy Editor Zach Sharif explores the racial flaws in facial recognition.
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