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The dark secrets of herbal remedies

Words by: Bethan Grimshaw Whether it’s tumeric tablets or rescue remedy, chances are you have used a so-called “herbal” or…

Sereena Kang 0January 27, 2020
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More Medicinal Cannabis Products Legalised

Two cannabis-based medicines have been approved for use by the NHS in England to treat epilepsy and multiple sclerosis.

Becca Bashford 0December 2, 2019
News

Is Quantum Supremacy really a step for tech-kind?

Google claims it has achieved "quantum supremacy" in a recently published paper.

Becca Bashford 0November 4, 2019
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Pub(lic) Science: A ‘Banging’ Submission

We are still here. Public Science continues into the new year, but with a moderate and welcome change. This week…

Sabrina Edwards 1April 4, 2019
Science & Technology

Conservation team finds a Valentine for lonely frog

Sabrina Edwards An internet famous, critically endangered, single-and-ready-to-mingle amphibian found an optimal candidate for his first mate this month, just…

Rachael Naylor 0April 4, 2019
Science & Technology

All aboard the brain train?

Elliot Tebboth With the growing popularity of Brain Training Apps it is important to ask the question – Do they…

Rachael Naylor 2April 2, 2019
Science & Technology

Where did youth come from? Where will youth go?

Sabrina Edwards, The Badger’s Science Editor, looks at the context and organization behind one of the largest climate protests in…

Sabrina Edwards 0March 7, 2019
Science & Technology

Defence report indicates dystopian reality

Elliot Tebboth If you think Black Mirror was a horrifying dystopian portrayal of technology, read the latest Global Strategic Trends…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
Science & Technology

Sussex team identify immunodeficiency disorder

Zunera Bashir, Grace Shallis & Zia Afrin A novel autosomal recessive chromosome breakage syndrome known as LICS; Lung disease, Immunodeficiency,…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
Science & Technology

Brexit spells corn-fusion for GM regulation

Kalpshree Gogte Genetically modified, or GM, crops have been a hot-button issue in UK regulatory spheres for decades. To complicate…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
Science & Technology

Pub(lic) Science: Inaugural Run

Elliot Tebboth “Around two in five (39 per cent) of the public say they usually understand stories about science that…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
Science & Technology

Digestive system and mental health linked

Jodie Smith The gut, also known as the digestive system, isn’t popularly associated with mental health and emotions. This should…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
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Latest IPCC Report Spells Climate Doom

Elliot Tebboth The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C, known as…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
Science & Technology

New Shipping Route Opens in Arctic due to Ice Caps Melting

Jodie Smith As climate change is a topic under constant discussion and scrutiny across the globe, recent news of container…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
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CRISPR patent rights awarded, implications for innovation

Meena Zaveri CRISPR is a relatively new and exciting innovation whose reputation has exploded across the science community in the…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
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Lost Letter of Galileo Rediscovered, Implications for Current Scientists

Elliot Tebboth We now commend Galileo’s contribution to the body of scientific knowledge. In his work “On the Method of…

Rory Hinshelwood 0March 7, 2019
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Junior Research Associates speak on their summer

The Junior Research Associate (JRA) scheme is a program run by the University to give undergraduate students who are interested…

Sabrina Edwards 0November 9, 2018
Science & Technology

The best breakthroughs of 2018 thus far

As we begin a new school year, this is a great time for Sabrina Edwards, the new Science editor, to…

Sabrina Edwards 0October 22, 2018Sticky
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Ethnic-bioweapons: between conspiracy and reality

Bioweapons exist, while ethnic-bioweapons are whispered conspiracies. Pandemics can fairly hazardous to human life, the 1918 Flu Pandemic killed 20-50…

Luke Richards 1May 8, 2018
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Cambridge Analytica: did Facebook share your personal data?

The last couple of weeks have been tough for Facebook, as it reels from the public scrutiny it has received…

Luke Richards 0April 14, 2018

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