EUSci at the Fringe 2017 / 1 Woman, a High-Flyer and a Flat Bottom

Samantha Baines’ latest effort was promoted with one objective: to restore three lost women of science to the modern consciousness....

An attempt at understanding fragile X syndrome

Several diseases within the autistic spectrum are often linked to genetic mutations that affect protein synthesis in neurons. An example...

James Clerk Maxwell was an incredible British physicist who developed one of the first unified theories of physics, by integrating...

As concerns regarding climate change and finite fossil fuel deposits continue to mount, renewable energy is becoming increasingly important in...

Malaria is one of the most common and deadly tropical diseases, causing a wide range of symptoms, including brain damage and,...

Did you know that 40% of parents with learning disabilities have their children removed by social services? I didn’t. Until...

Mysteries of the Quantum Universe and the Value of Interdisciplinary Learning In the exclusively lay context (we all have that...

Whilst the month of August heralds the end of the Scottish summer (though a five-day spell of sunshine hardly merits...

I’ll be honest, when I sat down and first started watching ‘The Naked Dietitian’, a one woman show at the...