Interviews with Scientists

A large survey found temporary changes to the menstrual cycle in the aftermath of Covid-19 vaccination...

Despite hitting their heads against a hard surface hundreds of times per day, woodpeckers don't get concussed. Do...

What's the rate of eCigarette consumption, and why are more younger people taking it up?

What trends are developing in the wake of the increase in popularity of e-cigarettes?

Vaping is intended to help ween cigarette smokers off the habit. But is this people's real experience?

The complex molecules requires to propel rockets at launch could be generated by bacteria and food waste

River swimming clubs are at capacity; is no one worried about the cleanliness of the river?

Universities and citizen scientists alike are on the lookout for indicators of faecal matter...

In the 1800s cholera swept through Cambridge, until the installation of a state of the art steam engines...

200 chalk rivers are known globally, 85% reside in Southern and Eastern England...

From novice to Olympian; Cambridge rowing builds champion athletes...

The wait is finally over...

By combining suckers and sensors, the "Octaglove" can easily attach to and move objects

Observations made by Gregor Mendel about pea plants paved the way for understanding inheritance

Claims that an artificially intelligent chatbot was sentient sparked uproar. Are "alive" algorithms realistic

Whether you prefer red, white or rosé, the vessel the wine is carried in may also influence it's flavour

5 years ago, the great white population in Gansbaai vanished. Now, scientists are starting to understand why.

In light of Roe vs Wade, could period tracking app data be used as evidence in abortion prosecution trials?

Research has shown that current rescue techniques are not in line with medical science.

After a large crash at the British Grand Prix, the once controversial Halo has been termed a hero once again

Reframing the physical sensations stress induces and learning about how the brain works can alter physiology

By trying to detect axions, researchers have been able to rule out some criteria for these invisible forces

Creating new individuals using freeze dried egg cells could help with species preservation

Beyond public opinion, there are other barriers standing in between gene-edited foods and our fridges