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How smart are you? Artificial intelligence can tell based on your Twitter feed

How smart are you? Artificial intelligence can tell based on your Twitter feed

EUSci10 December 202010 December 2020Leave a comment
A new machine learning algorithm could predict students’ academic performance based on the length and quality of their social media...
Can the US reclaim global leadership on the climate crisis?

Can the US reclaim global leadership on the climate crisis?

EUSci10 December 202010 December 2020Leave a comment
On the 4th of November, the US officially withdrew from the Paris Agreement. This came as no surprise, as president...
Electricity from bacteria: the future of clean energy?

Electricity from bacteria: the future of clean energy?

EUSci8 December 20208 December 2020Leave a comment
Elle Bethune discusses how bacteria can power batteries, and how these can be used for clean energy on Earth and...
Are mRNA vaccines our way out of the COVID-19 pandemic?

Are mRNA vaccines our way out of the COVID-19 pandemic?

EUSci2 December 20202 December 2020Leave a comment
Seán Dunphy discusses recent developments in COVID-19 vaccines.  Image credit: Alexander Koch via Pixabay Vaccine development is complex and often...
Celebrating disabled scientists: Dorothy Hodgkin

Celebrating disabled scientists: Dorothy Hodgkin

EUSci28 November 20202 December 2020Leave a comment
Dorothy Mary Hodgkin (12 May 1910 – 29 July 1994). Image credit: The Nobel Foundation Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin (1910-1994) was...
Did warm-bloodedness result from the Permian extinction?

Did warm-bloodedness result from the Permian extinction?

EUSci17 November 202017 November 2020Leave a comment
As life became more fast-paced due to the evolution of erect species, endothermy may have provided an advantage, allowing animals...
Zombie neuroscience: it’s all about the braiiiiins

Zombie neuroscience: it’s all about the braiiiiins

EUSci15 November 202015 November 2020Leave a comment
Ellie Bennett uses neuroscience to explore what has gone wrong in the zombie brain to make them the lumbering, flesh-hungry...
Back Off Chalmers: protect those accessing abortion services

Back Off Chalmers: protect those accessing abortion services

EUSci12 November 202012 November 2020Leave a comment
Talking to the campaign Back Off Chalmers, Katie Pickup explores the impact of anti-choice protesters at abortion clinics and discusses...
Bacteria in space: why biological life support systems are the future of space travel

Bacteria in space: why biological life support systems are the future of space travel

EUSci11 November 202011 November 2020Leave a comment
Image credit: Kruthika Sundaram One of the greatest challenges limiting our ability to send astronauts on long-haul missions is the...

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