Neurological Conditions: a class issue?
words by Gina Brennan, Staff Writer The trauma and struggles faced by the working class in the UK are beginning…
New Science, Old Racisms
Features Print Editor, Olly DeHerrera, explores the dangerous constraints of science on culture The rise in popularity of home ‘DNA…
A Scientific Ode to Ants
words by Rob Barrie, Science and Technology Editor A discussion on insects, teamwork and my summer research placement. Since childhood…
Meta: Facebook’s Swift Rebrand
words by Maria Margot Kafka, Staff Writer On October the 28th, a mere 6 days after media outlets published the…
Life Changing Technology - Freestyle Libre
words by Molly Openshaw, Arts Print Editor The Freestyle Libre and its dramatic impact on diabetic people’s lifestyle The Freestyle…
Organ transplantation — are pigs the future?
words by Charlie Ellis, Staff Writer As of Thursday 21st October, within the UK there are 6125 people waiting for…
Resurrection of the Woolly Mammoth
Plans to bring back an extinct giant are creating great excitement, but is it justified? words by Rob Barrie, Science…
Breast Cancer: facts, figures and misconceptions
An overview of breast cancer during Cancer Awareness Month words by Kamakshi Jani With 55900 new breast cancer cases per…
Mars Rover Mission Takes Another Successful Step
Words by Rob Barrie, Science and Technology Editor The rover on Mars, Perseverance, confirms it is in the correct location…
Do We Really Have a COVID-19 'Miracle' Drug?
Words by Sereena Kang, Staff Writer Misinformation surrounding the COVID-19 ‘miracle’ drug – discussing evidence for and against ivermectin. Misinformation…
October's Social Media Outage
Words by Dominic West, Staff Writer What happened with Facebook a fortnight ago? What is a DNS error? Why did…
The Hearing Loss Endemic Amongst Students
Rob Barrie – Science and Technology Editor The lack of regulations on nightclub noise level means hearing in young adults…
Civilians Launch Into Space
Words by Eva Wallis, Staff Writer An insight into the crew of the world’s first all-civilian space mission. The ‘Inspiration4’…
Top tech to get you through first year
University is an extremely rewarding experience but parts of it can be challenging. For many, it involves living away from…
What actually is ‘Fresher’s Flu’?
A story of our very own virus library, fresher’s week and that inevitable runny nose. Words by Rob Barrie, Science…
The eco-friendly underwater farms
Words by Jane Zhuk, Staff Writer The United Nation’s (UN) Sustainable Development goals of 2015 were set with high hopes,…
What’s best for Students — PS4 OR PS5?
Words by Max Cowie, Staff Writer For those looking for a new tech investment for this coming academic year, the…
A tweet worth 2.9 million dollars
The market for NFTs has skyrocketed over the past year – but what are NFTs and why have they taken…
A novel way of targeting brain cancer
A median survival of only 15 months following diagnosis makes glioblastoma multiforme the most aggressive brain tumour – with local…
Oldest sequenced DNA reveals new mammoth species
The record for sequencing the oldest DNA is now held by ancient mammoth DNA over one million years old, breaking…