In a training trip on the River Thames in London, Professor Marcus du Sautoy, founder of the mathematics outreach programme...
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When we see distinguished scientists being awarded Nobel Prizes on stage, we often think of their hard work and collaboration...
When you are eating a beef burger in your college hall, you probably think of it as muscle taken out...
Tanja Collavo
In the last few years laws such as the EU Cars Regulation setting at 130 grams of carbon dioxide per...
Rebecca Smethurst
March is the month for the planet hunters among us. Not just for the Kepler spacecraft, which recently discovered a...
Jessica Poole Mather
Many people argue that we need more women in higher positions in the work place. Usually, they wave their hands...
Jonathan Taylor, James Lau
If you are short-sighted or long-sighted and you can’t see clearly, what would you do? Wear a pair of...
Jessica Poole Mather
The idea that “we need to do something about climate change” is one frequently tossed around by both scientists and...
I have always had the impression that green energy is an exclusive “luxury” for developed countries: the costs in developing a...
The Oxford Climate Forum was held with the Oxford Hub over the weekend of 3rd week. Using the banner...
On 1st week Hilary Term, the OUSU Council has passed a motion on fossil fuel divestment campaign, which requests the...
Oliver Roth
I begin my visit in a lab at the West Wing of the John Radcliffe Hospital, being shown around by...
Robert Moss
In May 2010 David Cameron said that the coalition would aim to be the “greenest government ever”. Since then the...
Jack Worlidge, Theo Chevallier, James Lau
Many politicians are not particularly well versed in scientific issues. This is much to the chagrin of practising scientists –...
Claudia Hammond is the voice that brings discussion of mental health to the airwaves, in the UK and around the...
Theo Chevallier
Located in an uninspiring industrial estate in the outskirts of Bristol, Filton is the location of the largest blood processing...
Rosalind Roberts, Elizabeth Hartfield, Jessica Boland
Rosalind Roberts and Elizabeth Hartfield discuss how gender roles discourage women science researchers Women can have it all! They have...
It’s an odd experience when I have to interview someone from my own college; it’s odder still when that person...
Jonathan Taylor
Jonathan Taylor brings us a selection of some of the most important developments in science in 2013. The Higgs Boson...
