Democrats are pushing the Green New Deal as a radical policy platform to combat climate change. What’s in the deal, and why has it faced opposition?

At the AAAS annual conference, Dr Allen describes the perils of using machine learning to analyse data in experimental science

Despite the lack of adverse side effects, Naltrexone is underprescribed by GPs to treat substance abuse – possibly locking thousands out of recovery

Wasim Askar analyses the potential causes and impacts of the Earth’s drifting magnetic North Pole.

Scientists at the School of Materials in Manchester have used single-particle reconstruction to help them identify and improve the structure of fuel cells.

Researchers have innovated a new cell therapy technique that uses harvested cells from a patient suffering from Crohn’s to treat their condition.

Students in Manchester, and all over the world, have taken to the streets every Friday to demand that governments take action to combat climate change.

The mass extinction of species is hitting insects particularly hard, which may have devastating consequences for ecosystems all around the world.

Alex Moores explores the vibrant history of north campus, and its growth alongside industry and scientific research in Manchester.

Researchesr from Manchester have been involved in the largest ever map of Alzheimer’s and its impacts on the human brain.

Researchers at the National Graphene Institute in Manchester are teaming up with LifeSaver to utilise graphene in cutting-edge water filtration.

The new ‘inverted flag’ could be a cheap energy source for the future

Anti-vaxxerss have been blamed for a global outbreak of measles

Megan Robinson assesses Drax’s recent attempt to minimise carbon emissions using carbon capture technology.

Euan Hall reviews the latest developments in scientific efforts to understand ripples in space-time.

From smarter toasters to cars to street lamps, the Internet of Things (IoT) is a movement that will have profound implications for industry and security.

We look at Cristian Bodnar’s work in artificial intelligence and machine learning that won him a prestigious award by the Global Undergraduate Summit.

Private companies have opened up space travel by bringing costs down – Wasim Aksar takes a look at those who are going boldly where no one has gone before

IBM has recently unveiled a commercial quantum supercomputer. Wasim Askar explores the basic principles of how quantum computing works.

The University has recently been funded to solve the issue of plastic consumption and the prevalence of micro-plastics in urban environments.