Hosting versus chairing: The politics behind the COP31 climate summit
Jemima Dinsley reports on the unprecedented compromise behind COP31 and what it means for global climate diplomacy.
Fin Spragg delves into the evolutionary history and biochemistry of carnivorous plants, linking them to the adaptation of plant immunity.
Louise Martin discusses the integration of AI into drug discovery and the legalities of patenting AI-designed drugs.
Durva Kamdar discusses how biological sex is defined, highlighting the flaws in the Supreme Court’s definition of “women”.
Louise Martin explores the promise and pitfalls of the weight-loss drugs taking the world by storm, weighing benefits against hidden costs.
Jemima explores how probabilistic modelling could help ships navigate rogue waves, which while rare and dangerous are now more predictable.
Cleo Turner explores the rise of gene therapy through its history, challenges, applications, and future directions.
Elise Wilkinson explores the rise of AI and its implications on safety, economics, and human health overall.
Eva Knightley explores how ageing reshapes the immune system and the emerging therapies that could help extend healthy life.
Jemima Dinsley reports on the unprecedented compromise behind COP31 and what it means for global climate diplomacy.
Julia Talarek reflects on Lifeline, the new musical using theatre to spotlight antimicrobial resistance and celebrate those on the frontlines.