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·15th January 2017

‘The Fringed Curtains of Thine Eyes Advance’: Theatre, The Tempest, and Technological Advance

Ellen Hodgetts
Gregory Doran concluded his season as artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company with an innovative performance of ‘The Tempest’....
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Science and Technology
·9th November 2019

10 popular conspiracy theories reviewed

Naomi Housego Day
Image Description: green aliens.   The moon landing was a hoax. There are no stars in the photographs of moon...
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Science and Technology
·31st October 2019

10 things about the UK’s urban wildlife

Naomi Housego Day
Image Description: Harbour Seal pup Seagulls are attracted to urban areas. This is because temperatures are generally 4-6°C warmer, meaning...
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Science and Technology
·21st November 2019

10 things you didn’t know about Brussels sprouts

Naomi Housego Day
Image Description: Brussels sprouts   Brussels sprouts are the same species as cabbage, cauliflower, kale, broccoli and kohlrabi (among others)....
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FeaturesScience and Technology
·12th February 2017

3 Science-Fiction Technologies Which Could Become Reality

Tom Gould
Science fiction is, in my wholly unqualified opinion, the best of the literary and screen genres. Its imaginative potential is...
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Science and Technology
·21st November 2019

A night at the museum: behind the scenes tour of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Phil Fernandes
Image Description: T.rex at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History   The Museum of Natural History is one of...
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Features
·24th November 2019

A wake-up call for night owls

Sarah Alford
Sarah Alford explores whether there is any value in rising early. At what point does the night officially turn into...
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FeaturesScience and Technology
·17th October 2017

Biotechnology: bridging the gap between science and entrepreneurship

Josephine Pepper and Thomas Vanderstichele
Biotechnology is at the forefront of the twenty-first century’s biological revolution, developing novel therapies grounded in the mechanisms already exploited...
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Science and Technology
·21st February 2020

Bursting the Bubble: Is Coronavirus leading to an economic crash in China?

Andrew Tinkler
When we say ‘think global’ we mean ‘think big’. The coronavirus (COVID-19) has revealed, if we did not know it...
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Science and Technology
·27th January 2019

CES 2019 and the 5G revolution

Adam Mellul
Running from 8th to 11th January, CES 2019 played host to almost 200,000 attendants, all browsing the latest tech produced...
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FeaturesScience and Technology
·26th February 2017

“everything i tweet is real”: The Age of Dril

Will Shaw
“fuck “jokes”. everything i tweet is real. raw insight without the horse shit. no, i will NOT follow trolls. twitter...
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Science and Technology
·6th November 2019

10 things about Bonfire Night

Naomi Housego Day
Image Description: Fireworks. The sparks from a sparkler are 1000-1600°C. Yet, they are still safe to use because there is...
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Science and Technology
·19th October 2019

10 things you are about to learn about goats

Naomi Housego Day
Image Description: a goat eating grass.   Goats have rectangular pupils. This allows a wider range of vision of 340°,...
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Science and Technology
·23rd October 2019

10 things you didn’t know about coffee

Naomi Housego Day
Image Description: roasted coffee beans. 600 billion cups of coffee are drunk globally each year. Coffee is one of your...
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Science and Technology
·6th December 2020

A ‘Brave New World’: The unshakeable grip of Amazon and the Big Tech Giants.

Anonymous
Image Description: The Screenslaver from ‘Incredibles 2’ In the crippling economic maelstrom whipped up by the pandemic, businesses either float...
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Entertainment
·30th August 2014

A night at the museum? Robots takeover the Tate.

Olivia Widdowson
  Art and robots: an irresolvable dichotomy between art and technology, or a symbiotic and novel way to exhibit art...
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Science and Technology
·20th February 2020

And breathe… the value of the natural world

Andrew Tinkler
And breathe…the value of the natural world to the health of the planet and us. If you consult your doctor,...
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Science and Technology
·21st February 2020

Bottling the Stars – The Magic of Fusion Reactors

Andrew Tinkler
Throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, viable nuclear fusion has been seen as the ‘holy grail’ of scientific discovery. It...
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FeaturesScience and Technology
·8th November 2016

Buttons and Branding: Oxford Yubl

Chris Allnutt
One of the first things I find on Yubl is a photo from Arsenal’s recent 6-0 Champions League win. A...
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