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.
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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.
Neko Health and the future of preventive healthcare
Sophia Yvonne Hall assesses the potential of Neko Health preventive healthcare alongside concerns about accessibility and inequality.
Seeding humanity: Our fastest route to the stars?
Sebastian Evans explores the possibility of humans overcoming the challenges of space travel, in hopes of traversing between stars
The chemistry behind skin care
Ella Day dissects the chemistry behind popular skin care products and how such information can better inform effective skin care.
Jane Goodall’s fight for wildlife and women
Ruby Leys explores how Jane Goodall’s chimpanzee research and lifelong activism reshaped conservation and broke barriers for women in STEM.
Why dance?
Anne Irving explores the diverse functions of dance across the animal kingdom and the connection to why human’s dance.
Frankenstein re-examined
Lorna Birkby examines Mary Shelley’s timeless story Frankenstein, through the lens of modern scientific and biotechnological advances.
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.
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.
