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Data colonialism and monopoly: The dark side of the economy in the age of AI
Recent technological achievements in AI seem to bring about huge opportunities for human race
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The seven stages of grief: Scientific or social?
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All-nighters are killing your ability to learn
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Artemis: Why are we returning to the Moon?
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The burning question of Spontaneous Human Combustion
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On the origins of algorithms
In a world governed by technology, the word “algorithm” is heard of and widely spoken about. But what is the story behind it?
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How Formula One pit stops revolutionised surgery
Two doctors visited Formula One teams to observe their pit crews, and what they learned changed how surgery was performed at the Great Ormond Street Hospital
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Be Part of Research: How clinical trials can change your life
Young people are severely underrepresented in health and care research trials: so, what can you do to change that?
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The hunt for a cure: new hope for Huntington's disease
New hope for Huntington's patients emerge as it has been treated successfully for the first time
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Can every geometric shape pass through itself?
After centuries of mathematical research into the well-known "Rupert" property, new shape has been recently discovered that cannot pass through itself
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Was Freud right? The psychology behind “Daddy Issues”
Emerging research suggests that partner choice is shaped by an interplay of biological factors, early familiarity, and social influence, revealing that attraction is a complex…
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The birth of FemTech
Not the Mother of Dragons, but the Mother of FemTech: by coining one word, Ida Tin defined an entirely new sector within the technology industry