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When chemistry “clicks” with nature

When chemistry “clicks” with nature

EUSci24 November 202224 November 2022Leave a comment
In light of the recent Nobel prize award in chemistry, Kevin Boyle discusses an advance that could potentially change how...
Another cup of coffee, please!

Another cup of coffee, please!

EUSci13 November 202213 November 2022Leave a comment

Sophie Hoetzel reassures coffee drinkers that they should worry not, as she dives into the evidence in support of the health benefits associated with coffee consumption.

From scientist to CEO

From scientist to CEO

EUSci4 November 202213 November 2022Leave a comment
— sponsored article — Ishani Malhotra reveals the secrets behind setting up her own company, Carcinotech, while also completing her...
Space Junk – a serious threat to our space missions

Space Junk – a serious threat to our space missions

EUSci20 October 202220 October 2022Leave a comment
In 2009, a Russian and an American satellite in orbit collided with each other creating lots of debris in the...
Now is the time to see Northern Lights

Now is the time to see Northern Lights

EUSci20 July 202213 November 2022Leave a comment

Solar scientists now predict that, due to an 11 year solar cycle, we could be witnessing some of the brightest display of lights till 2025.

Lasers shed light on lost cities of the Amazon

Lasers shed light on lost cities of the Amazon

EUSci18 July 202213 November 2022Leave a comment

New LiDAR data has revealed a constellation of 26 interconnected towns that disappeared mysteriously 600 years ago.

Artificial general intelligence presents an existential threat

Artificial general intelligence presents an existential threat

EUSci9 June 202225 May 2022Leave a comment

You’ve heard of AI, but artificial general intelligence poses another danger, as Jason Segall explores in this article, suggesting what could be done to mitigate the potential disasters the technology could bring about.

Do no harm – but a white lie couldn’t hurt, could it?

Do no harm – but a white lie couldn’t hurt, could it?

EUSci9 June 202225 May 2022Leave a comment

Placebos have been a well-known and effective tool for medical trials and professionals, but how ethical is it for doctors to use them on patients? Nathan Rockley argues they could be a slippery slope that is best left untouched.

Genetic screening will empower families

Genetic screening will empower families

EUSci8 June 202225 May 2022Leave a comment

If you could know, from the day you were born, your risk of developing certain diseases, would you want to?

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