Scientists pinpoint how much time we have left before global warming reaches critical levels
Global warming is the most pressing environmental threat that humanity faces today. The harmful effects that it has brought about...
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What can we learn from ye olde medicine?
Ellie Bennett explores how answers to the global problem of antimicrobial resistance, a decidedly modern phenomenon, may lie in the...
Scientific culture – do we need to slow down?
Seán Dunphy explores how the structures of academic funding and publishing have shaped modern scientific culture. Thousands marching to fight...
Not Another Science Podcast
You must have heard the news by now: EUSci is relaunching our podcast. Rebranded and with new leadership, this one...
Artificial intelligence tackling coronavirus
Image credit: MaxPixel An outbreak of the latest coronavirus strain to cause acute respiratory disease, COVID-19, has shown artificial intelligence...
Secrets of the salamander: Genes identified in limb regeneration
Researchers at Yale University have used an adapted method of haploid genetic screening, which involves creating transplantable grafts from mutated...
A good deal gone bad: how evolving more intricate brains made us vulnerable to autism spectrum disorders
Image credit: Meo via Pexels.com What if the evolutionary changes which made us human also laid the foundation for some...
Will we be changed? The dark possibilities of gay conversion therapy
Image Credit: Michael Ruiz via Flickr Brexit Party MP Ann Widdecombe has received a lot of negative press recently for...
Can eating insects save the world?
Image Credit: Ngguls via Wikimedia Commons If you had asked an average UK citizen before the 1970’s to try a...
