‘Sup, tRNA: New methods to treat genetic diseases
Sebastian Evans explores how emerging gene-editing technologies offer a promising approach to treating a wide range of inherited diseases.
Lifeline: A standing ovation for those on the frontlines
Julia Talarek reflects on Lifeline, the new musical using theatre to spotlight antimicrobial resistance and celebrate those on the frontlines.
Microplastics in fashion: A hidden threat
Aury Mosseri examines the growing evidence linking fashion to environmental contamination and potential health risks.
‘Sup, tRNA: New methods to treat genetic diseases
Sebastian Evans explores how emerging gene-editing technologies offer a promising approach to treating a wide range of inherited diseases.
Geoengineering: future or fantasy?
Anna Little explores the potential gains and pitfalls of geoengineering technology to limit climate change.
GLP-1s: Quick fix or health revolution?
Maisie Burrow-Hills explores the impact of GLP-1 drugs on societal attitudes, mental health and inequality
How concerned should we be about hantavirus?
Sophia Yvonne Hall covers the recent hantavirus outbreak, examining the risks posed by the virus and ongoing public anxiety.
What would science look like outside of a patriarchy?
Sophie Lyne argues that collaboration, and intellectual humility offer an alternative to the traditionally masculine culture of science.
Graduating with climate consciousness: How young people are turning eco-anxiety into career purpose
Cara Treacy and Eleanor Hamilton Clark explore how climate anxiety among young people could be redirected into optimism and action.
Beyond oganesson: The race to create element 119
Hannah Hunt explores the global pursuit of element 119, and how political tensions and scientific rivalry are redefining nuclear research.
Culture by the editor: Sir David Attenborough at 100
Anne Irving reflects on David Attenborough’s cultural impact, exploring how his storytelling transformed and inspired generations.
