Justice at last for Henrietta Lacks?
A new lawsuit from the family of Henrietta Lacks represents a new chapter in her tale of race, money and consent.
COVID-19 booster vaccines: What, who and why?
Evidence suggests additional doses increase vaccine-induced protection against COVID-19 in vulnerable individuals.
A new era of alarms
New developments in cardiovascular healthcare at Manchester could save millions of lives
New COVID Antiviral pill inspires hope
A new antiviral pill has been found to reduce rates of hospitalisation in COVID-19 patients.
Manchester Festival of Climate Action
From Mitigation, to Adaption, Finance to Collaboration – what’s on at the Manchester Festival of Climate Action?
Women in Space: revolutionising the past to pave way for the future
Exploring some of the most important Women in Space from the past.
Everyday they’re shuffling: Who’s our new science minister?
The new appointment, and why you should care about it.
Let’s talk about sex, baby
Whether you’re having sex or not, here are some back-by-science aspects you might want to know.
Manchester’s top five science spots
Looking for science-themed places to explore? Emma Hattersley gives her recommendations for a scientific tour of Manchester.
Yuck, That’s Disgusting! Here’s why.
We all experience disgust- how often might depend on your housemates. But why do we feel it?
Earth Day 2021: World leaders on climate change
As the climate crisis heats up, Blake Crompton considers why this year’s Earth Day was so imporant.
Not so sci-fi: Can dinosaur life find a way?
What Jurassic park got right and wrong about bringing back dinosaurs
Hangxiety: What is it and what can you do about it?
If you’ve been enjoying pub gardens a little too much recently, you may have experienced hanxiety. But how can you stop it?
Dinosaurs: how do we know what they really looked like?
Anna van der Zwaluw explores the surprising truth on what dinosaurs actually looked liked.
Could Malaria Become a Problem of the Past?
The R21/Matrix-M vaccine has been found to have aa 77% efficacy rate, and could save millions of lives
Not so sci-fi: Could humans harness cryonics?
Chloe Tenn discusses the science behind cryonics that many have seen through scifi productions like Marvel and Star Wars
Rediscovering folk remedies before it’s too late
New drugs could be hiding in charming, traditional remedies
Magnesium: A new frontier for industrial materials
Scientists are on the cusp of harnessing more environmentally-friendly magnesium alloys.