Cambridge astronomers find the most convincing evidence of life beyond our solar system yet
Olivia Allen reports on exciting evidence potentially indicating life beyond the Milky Way on an exoplanet.
Of mice and minds: Rodents in psychiatric research
Katerina Panti discusses the usage of mice in psychiatric research, highlighting the paradoxical nature of mice models.
The Role of AI in the Future of Physical Therapy
As technology rapidly reshapes the healthcare landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) is emerging as a transformative force especially in fields like physical therapy that rely on personalised care, data analysis, and consistent patient engagement. Traditionally, physical therapy has been a human-centered discipline focused on restoring mobility and improving quality of life. But AI is not here…
Author not astronaut: Samantha Harvey’s discussion of Orbital at the 2025 Oxford Literary Festival
Olivia Allen reports on the inspiration and literary journey of Samantha Harvey’s new space realism novel Orbital.
Women Who Pioneered Environmental Change and Justice
When talking about the progress we’ve made in environmental issues and social justice, we can’t forget the groundbreaking women who helped get us here. These notable names in history didn’t just advocate, they started movements, shaped laws, and got entire nations to rethink their relationship with the planet. Here are some of the most influential…
Cambridge astronomers find the most convincing evidence of life beyond our solar system yet
Olivia Allen reports on exciting evidence potentially indicating life beyond the Milky Way on an exoplanet.
The discovery of a glass brain
Madeleine Trussell reports on the discovery of a brain that has seemingly turned to glass among the ruins of the Mount Vesuvius eruption.
Health is more than medicine: the CMO’s report on health in cities
Magnus Page details the UK chief medical officer’s report on health in cities, discussing the role economic deprivation has on health.
The acetylcholine revolution in psychosis research—from rethinking current treatments to developing new ones
Lauryn Foster reports on new advancements in psychosis research on the neurotransmitter acetylcholine to improve schizophrenia treatment.
Wired for depression? Reconsidering depression as an evolutionary driver
Jasmine Yang explores the reframing of depression as an evolutionary driver to better understand the mechanisms of depression
US vs UK: The Process of Studying to Be a Nurse
Nursing is an incredibly rewarding occupation, and with plenty of perks such as job security, a high earning potential, and various specialisms to focus on, it’s an admirable career choice. However, the steps you take to become a nurse can differ depending on which country you’re in. So, with that in mind, here’s a quick…
