Science & Health
Women in science still jumping hurdles
Michelle Rank
15/02/2022
“Can I see a future with gender equity for women and girls in science?” If you had asked me 15 ...
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Climate change: How machine learning holds a key to combating misinformation
John Cook
10/12/2021
“A lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth can get its boots on.” This quote appears in ...
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The science everyone needs to know about climate change
Betsy Weatherhead
14/11/2021
With the United Nations’ climate conference in Scotland turning a spotlight on climate change policies and the impact of global ...
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Our population problem
John Steley
26/10/2021
Like Sir David Attenborough and many others, I recognise overpopulation as one of the most significant underlying causes of global ...
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Scientific literacy: The world’s hope on climate change
Carmel McNaught
14/07/2021
Widespread scientific literacy – in schools and the wider community – is an essential part of any action plan to ...
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Adam’s letter: A story of vaccine, valour and victory
Alison Waters
01/03/2021
At a time when the world’s attention is focussed on the Covid-19 pandemic a Polish friend, Yvonne Freidman, has sent ...
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Are conspiracy theories just part of our evolutionary history?
Jack Dikian
05/12/2020
Conspiracy theories and medical misinformation about the coronavirus started to spread through social media sites almost immediately after the outbreak ...
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