Rising measles outbreaks and decreased vaccination rates are occurring globally – but why?

Nature might already hold the key to greener, safer crop protection

Anxiety about meeting new people or entering unfamiliar spaces is not a flaw but a natural protective mechanism

After 3,000 years of hangover misery, could science finally hold the key to a cure?

This September, the charity Sepsis Research FEAT wants to bring awareness of the risk of sepsis to students and parents alike

Blood amber from Myanmar has yielded endless discoveries and taken the world by storm; the name seems fitting after the human rights atrocities tied to its trade

The Mancunion meets with the Univeristy of Manchester’s Professor Hugh Coe to learn about Science’s role in the Climate Crisis

With ‘The Last of Us’ season 2’s finale airing in May, I thought I’d delve into how accurate the show is to reality: Is it possible for a fungal zombie apocalypse to happen in real life?

While it is frequently seen as merely a productivity issue, it may actually be driven by deeper emotional and cognitive mechanisms

Streptococcus pneumoniae is becoming increasingly difficult to kill due to its acquired multi-drug resistance, while it claims millions of lives each year. Thankfully, oysters may hold the key for new therapeutics

The name “laptop” suggests that these devices are meant to be used on our laps, but did you know that doing so could be harmful to your health?

Science is supposed to be about truth – but for too long, the truth about many brilliant women has been buried, stolen, or ignored. International Women’s Day was first celebrated in 1911, inspired by the work of thousands of suffragists who strived to ensure more rights for women, including the one to vote

In 1845, Sir John Franklin aimed to become the first to discover the ever-elusive Northwest Passage through the Arctic regions, opening trade directly from the British Empire to China

Rethinking meat: can livestock save our planet?

How did the people of the 14th century avoid contracting the bubonic plague, the disease that spelt almost certain death?

Trauma can significantly hinder students’ academic performance, leading to reduced focus, apathy, and declining grades

Learn about Pierre de Fermat’s Little Theorem, a result in number theory which simplicity masks profound implications across mathematics

Testicular cancer will affect 1 in 250 men in their lifetime: here’s how you check

Creating lasting change will require safe, supportive environments for women at every level of their academic and professional journeys

Why do people obey- even when obedience leads to catastrophe?