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How ancient chewing gum could revolutionise archeology

How ancient chewing gum could revolutionise archeology

News27 May 201927 May 2019Leave a comment
We finally have a way to connect archeological findings with genetic studies, using ancient chewing gum. In a new study...
Thinking Through Animals review

Thinking Through Animals review

News7 May 20197 May 2019Leave a comment
Image Credit: LaggedOnUser It was an uncharacteristically pleasant spring evening as I joined the waiting crowd for the evening’s event,...
A review of 12 years to save the planet Earth

A review of 12 years to save the planet Earth

News1 May 20191 May 2019Leave a comment
Image Credit: NASA via Wikimedia Commons As stated in the Edinburgh Science Festival brochure, “In 2018, top environmental scientists issued...
Crohn’s disease research set to benefit from £1.8m funding boost

Crohn’s disease research set to benefit from £1.8m funding boost

News23 April 201923 April 2019Leave a comment
Image Credit: Nephron via Wikimedia Commons Crohn’s disease is a chronic and often debilitating condition that causes inflammation of the...
Medical Cannabis: An evening of discussion at Edinburgh Science Festival

Medical Cannabis: An evening of discussion at Edinburgh Science Festival

News16 April 201916 April 2019Leave a comment
Image Credit: futurefilmworks via Pixabay As part of its series of evening discussions, the Edinburgh Science Festival hosted an evening...
The Event Horizon Telescope reveals the first ever direct image of a black hole

The Event Horizon Telescope reveals the first ever direct image of a black hole

News11 April 201911 April 2019Leave a comment
Over 100 years ago, in 1915, Albert Einstein developed his theory of general relativity. This was a mathematical framework which...
This tiny, brazilian frog may have harnessed the power of fluorescence to communicate with other animals

This tiny, brazilian frog may have harnessed the power of fluorescence to communicate with other animals

News9 April 201916 April 2019Leave a comment
During the rainy season, from mid-October to March, a small, bright yellow frog prowls the floor of the Brazilian Atlantic...
Bacteria may be travelling through the air to share DNA

Bacteria may be travelling through the air to share DNA

News8 April 20198 April 2019Leave a comment
A research group has discovered that bacteria in remote, isolated regions share some stretches of DNA and are suggesting that...
The necessity of gender-neutral toilets

The necessity of gender-neutral toilets

News5 April 20195 April 2019Leave a comment
Image Credit: sarahmirk via Wikimedia Commons Entering a toilet is a choice; a choice between entering a women’s or a...

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