Landmine Free 2025
Nathaniel Ogunniyi investigates the continuing effects of landmines in war-torn countries and the legislation around them
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Academics Against Borders: The Social Aspect of Science
International collaboration and scientific advancements are intrinsically linked.
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“For The Greatest Benefit To Humankind”
Many groundbreaking scientific discoveries could not have been possible had these Nobel Prize winners not fled their unstable home countries to establish themselves somewhere else, or by accessing higher education overseas.
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Recent Breakthroughs in the Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease
Two major announcements in the field of dementia research
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Bitten by the Travel Bug: Climate Change and Vector-borne Diseases
Remote, tropical vector-borne diseases might become a reality in Europe due to climate change.
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The NHS Needs More Black Blood
Investigating the shortage of, and need for, BAME blood donations
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Enzymes Allow Type A Blood to be Converted to a Universal Donor for Use in Hospitals
Removing the surface antigens of type A blood to turn it into O negative is a promising discovery to respond to the demand for blood donations.
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How To Cook The Perfect Pancake, According To Science
Ensure your pancake making is peer-reviewed, by consulting this recently published research.
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STEM: Branching into Black British History
Looking into some Black British scientists whose contributions to society remain rather obscure
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Don’t Worry About Your Career In STEM!
Some helpful advice for all first year STEM students on careers and life after a Bachelor’s degree
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