Sex-related differences in heart failure has led to serious outcomes due to the under-representation of women in clinical trials.

Residing from equatorial rainforests in South America, sloths are a biological anomaly that defy common understandings of natural selection.

The controlling of individual particles of light is key to next-generation quantum technologies. We study a particular open quantum system.

Global warming is rapidly affecting the ocean, impacting its life and the environment around it. But what if seabirds could help?

Space debris is a risk to anything sent into or through orbit. What are the exponentially growing dangers, and how can we mitigate them?

Synesthesia describes the condition of involuntary sensory blending. This article delves into its possible mechanisms.

Preliminary results from muon experiments indicates new physics on the horizon, but as of yet a scientific consensus hasn't yet been met.

Nanoparticle self-assembly is a route to developing interesting new materials. We explore this in the context of amphipathic nanospheres.

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation

The emergence of DNA is one of the most significant evolutionary events throughout history. But what is DNA, and how did it evolve?

What is biological ageing, why does it occur, and what is its purpose? An investigation into the organic process which affects us all.

This article briefly explores the science used by art conservation scientists to help preserve iconic pieces of art history.

Film photography is making a resurgence but utilising silver, formaldehyde and bleach what was the chemistry behind it and could it change?

Despite MBTI’s glaring popularity online, how come its ubiquity is not seen in the field of scientific research?

The Turing Test has been used for measuring Artificial Intelligence for 70 years. Will it be relevant as we approach general artificial inte

The advent of vinyl records commenced a decades-long battle between our population and sound with disastrous impacts on our hearing.

The history of Gymnosperms and their expansion and contraction in dominance over the history of their evolution.

Science and religion are often framed as enemies, but they have a long history of interdependence. Can they still be reconciled today?

Toby outlines his PhD research, which explores the population dynamics of kauri and their response to modern threats such as kauri dieback a

An exploration into the ways that the popular restoration technique of replanting might not be the holy grail of conservation in post-agricu