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The truth behind ‘Zoom fatigue’ – the impact of videoconferencing on our minds and bodies
New Realities
Birdsongs alleviate anxiety and paranoia in healthy participants
Coughs and Sneezes or Attention Seekers?
Rapidx: A Rapid Disease Testing Startup at Cambridge University Using Plasmonics
Uplifting Plants: Hebes in New Zealand’s Southern Alps
Access to Electricity: A Growing Issue in 2023 and Beyond
Xenotransplantation
Bioreceptive Architecture
Moon Plants
Beyond The Periodic Table
Nuclear Fusion – Harnessing the Power of Stars
Frontiers at the Large Hadron Collider
The Decarbonisation Challenge
Pavilion: When Braille Meets Colours
Microprocessor Design – We're Running Out Of Ideas
Generative Adversarial Networks
Is 3D Printing All It’s Cracked Up To Be?
Lateral Flow Tests – Beyond COVID-19
The Green Revolution – How a Jellyfish Transformed Cell Biology
In Search of the Missing Jawbone – Solving an Evolutionary Riddle
Review: Prehistoric Planet (BBC, Apple TV)
The ‘low threshold high ceiling’ approach to nurturing young mathematicians
Femtech Venture Creation Weekend – May 2022
Novel Mapping of the Human Immune System Could Unveil New Targets in Medical Therapy
Scientists Identify Two Viruses that Trigger Alzheimer’s Disease
The Role of Horizontal Gene Transfer in Insects and its Possible Applications
A Less Glamorous 'Circle of Life'
The Mystery of Stabilimenta
Treating C.diff Infection with ‘Crapsules’ — Faecal Microbiota Transplants in Capsule Form
The Toys That Made Us
Genes, Carpets, and Mediaeval Manuscripts
​​Pro-Science? Fight Anti-Science Compassionately
Sticking to the Science? The Role of Climate and Conservation Scientists in a Polarised Political World
Pavilion: the Eye of the Beholder
A Portrait of the Scientist as a Young Artist: the Diary and Drawings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal
Acculturation in the Life of an International Student
Exploring the Zooniverse
Q&A with Stephen Braren
Why patient experiences should shape medical knowledge
Conservation: Subjective, but Still Science
Handmade: A Scientist’s Search for Meaning Through Making
Brain Connectomics Throughout The Life Outcome: In-Person Conference at the MRC LMB
Review of Rebel Cell: Cancer, Evolution, and the Science of Life by Kat Arney.
Beep-boop: How Brains Struggle to Detect Change During Dementia
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BIOSCIENCES
New Realities 2 November 2023
Coughs and Sneezes or Attention Seekers? 9 October 2023
Bioreceptive Architecture 7 August 2023
Moon Plants 26 July 2023
The Green Revolution – How a Jellyfish Transformed Cell Biology 8 June 2023
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Xenotransplantation 21 August 2023
Is 3D Printing All It’s Cracked Up To Be? 19 June 2023
Lateral Flow Tests – Beyond COVID-19 13 June 2023
Femtech Venture Creation Weekend – May 2022 25 May 2023
Treating C.diff Infection with ‘Crapsules’ — Faecal Microbiota Transplants in Capsule Form 29 September 2022
TECHNOLOGY
Nuclear Fusion – Harnessing the Power of Stars 20 July 2023
The Decarbonisation Challenge 13 July 2023
Microprocessor Design – We're Running Out Of Ideas 3 July 2023
Generative Adversarial Networks 21 June 2023
Femtech Venture Creation Weekend – May 2022 25 May 2023
NEWS
The truth behind ‘Zoom fatigue’ – the impact of videoconferencing on our minds and bodies 8 November 2023
Rapidx: A Rapid Disease Testing Startup at Cambridge University Using Plasmonics 4 October 2023
Uplifting Plants: Hebes in New Zealand’s Southern Alps 25 September 2023
Access to Electricity: A Growing Issue in 2023 and Beyond 14 September 2023
Novel Mapping of the Human Immune System Could Unveil New Targets in Medical Therapy 23 May 2023
SCIENCE IN SOCIETY
Birdsongs alleviate anxiety and paranoia in healthy participants 26 October 2023
The ‘low threshold high ceiling’ approach to nurturing young mathematicians 29 May 2023
The Toys That Made Us 25 September 2022
​​Pro-Science? Fight Anti-Science Compassionately 23 September 2022
Sticking to the Science? The Role of Climate and Conservation Scientists in a Polarised Political World 22 September 2022
PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Beyond The Periodic Table 24 July 2023
Frontiers at the Large Hadron Collider 18 July 2023
Handmade: A Scientist’s Search for Meaning Through Making 16 August 2022
Eco-Mining for the Future: The Changing Face of Lithium Extraction 16 June 2022
Scientific Discovery, Imperialism and the Geological Map 13 January 2022
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