Author: EUSci
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You Are What She Ate: The Surprising Link Between Your Face and Your Mother’s Diet
Josh details how a mother’s diet may impact the facial features of her unborn baby
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Why Men Age Differently: The Tiny Chromosome with a Big Role
Angelica teaches us about the gradual loss of the Y Chromosome on a population level and the impacts of losing this chromosome on an individual
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Glow Up: The Science and Benefits of Red Light Therapy
Colleen explores Red Light Therapy: the history, uses and medical applications.
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New Results on the Photon Sphere Around a Black Hole
Jonathon Kenigson explores recent research on the behaviour of light surrounding blackholes and the potential profound implications of this understanding!
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One Step Closer to a Theory of Everything
Since it was first proposed, the graviton (the particle theorised to be responsible for the gravitational force) has long been considered undetectable, but this may no longer be the case. The graviton is based on the theory of quantum mechanics, which describes particles as having a specific energy value rather than continuous values as seen…
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Redefining Heart Transplants
Written by Anthea Choi, this article discusses the success story of Australia’s first Totally Artificial Heart and how it helps those waiting on the transplant list.
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Pint of Science 2025!
Pint of Science 2025, 19th- 21st May, 36 talks across 6 locations! Join us for a pint and a peek into the latest discoveries shaping our world.
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Whispers in the Cloud Forest: The Mysterious Life of the Spectacled Andean Bear
Andrés Acosta makes us fall in love with South America’s only bear species, the Andrean Bear. He teaches the reader about these understudied creatures and the threat of climate change on their habitat.
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Edinburgh Science Festival 2025
When?: Saturday 5th April – Sunday 20th April What is it?: Last weekend marked the start of the Edinburgh Science Festival 2025! The event runs over Easter every year and includes lectures, shows and activities all around the city, designed to celebrated Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM). This year, the festival is running from…
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Hummingbirds: Tiny Aviators Shaping Evolution
Andrés explores the fascinating physiology and influence of hummingbirds in evolution and maintaining biodiversity!
