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Interviews with Scientists
Interviews about medicine, science, technology and engineering with scientists and researchers internationally...
What does the introduction of these megafauna hope to achieve for UK woodlands?
The reintroduction of red kites to the UK has been a great success, but how did it come about?
New hand signals to reduce awkwardness and anxiety over video calls.
Two days in the past two months have been 1.5 milliseconds faster than days in the past few decades
Best before dates could be misleading people into throwing away food prematurely.
Exposing cultured airway cells to vaping products increases bacterial adherence...
Norwegian company Wastefront have just had a plant approved in Sunderland to recycle 20% of the UK's old car tyres...
The gene editing machine may have a genetic sting in the tail...
Smoking is linked to gum disease, tooth loss and inflammation. Does vaping do the same?
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...
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