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2020 breakthroughs: New electronic skin can feel pressure, temperature and pain

by • 18th December 2020

Anna Green reflects on one of 2020's significant scientific breakthroughs ...

Eating Meat from a Petri-dish

by • 7th December 2020

Singapore is the first country to approve lab-grown meat for general consumers. Marcel Shamshoum discusses whether it is has a place on the food market. ...

Fusion experiment could catapult UK to forefront of clean energy

by • 16th November 2020

Alex Ventisei on the latest pioneering experiment which could represent a significant development in the UK's hunt for clean energy...

Is Boris Johnson cherry picking data to control us?

by • 14th November 2020

Shreya Dube unpicks the notorious cherry picking of COVID-19 data to dazzle the public ...

The tale of Cuvier’s whales–nature’s marathon divers

by • 12th November 2020

Shreya Dube discusses the breathtaking diving power of Cuvier's beaked whale....

Marine biology students at Newcastle given VR headsets instead of in-person practicals

by • 5th November 2020

Lily Holbrook reports on a new innovation for the next generation of marine biology students ...

Fireball meteorite may reveal origins of life on Earth

by • 5th November 2020

Alex Ventisei reports on the extraterrestrial compounds that may point towards how life started on Earth...

Mythbusters: Are bats really blind?

by • 28th October 2020

Shreya Dube discusses whether being told "you're blind as a bat!" is really an insult at all... ...

Black scientists left out of the loop in top institutions

by • 19th October 2020

Shreya Dube discusses the long-standing racial inequality in scientific institutions...

Unique comet with its own aurora makes history

by • 16th October 2020

Alex Ventisei reports on NASA's exciting new discovery ...