A recent report claims that Google have been contributing funds to climate-denial organisations, going against the ethos of the company
A new study by the University of Manchester suggests that graphene-based membranes could remove ions in saltwater, leaving behind clean and safe drinking water
The NHS Blood and Transplant team are in urgent need for a higher number of black blood donors in Manchester during Sickle Cell Awareness Month
A new vaping-related illness has afftected at least 530 people, the CDC said last week, bringing the latest fatality to nine
The festival will showcase nine new independently produced films about conservation, coexistence and natural beauty
Research into cancer at The University of Manchester has led scientists to a new discovery in preventing chemo-induced hair-loss
The GEIC which specialises in the rapid development, scale up and commercialisation of graphene, is recruiting students to bring their original ideas to the hackathon this November
University of Manchester research has discovered IVF birthweights are up by 10% on average compared to 25 years ago
Harmless fascination or terrifyingly creepy of us all? Either way, our obsession with true crime is nothing new.
This study is thought to lead to the development of a more efficient treatment in some patients, and represents a major step towards fighting AML, a rare form of blood cancer with a high mortality rate
A recent study by the McGill University in Canada suggested that micro-plastics found in tea bags could be dangerous once ingested
Conservative party leaders pledged a cash injection into the NHS and life sciences industry at the Tory party conference in Manchester
The free to use Tyndall Carbon Targeter, designed by The University of Manchester, could assist the UK in reaching national emission goals
For a week this September, the University of Manchester will join forces with media outlets and organisations to devote their research to the global climate emergency
The University of Manchester has more to offer than ever before with their ever-growing advice services in the Students’ Union
Scientists from Tel Aviv have used a patient’s own biological matter to 3D print a vascularised heart, promising a solution to organ shortages
Despite having her appendix removed, the 99-year-old woman never discovered her medical abnormality
Jacklin Kwan tours the University of Manchester animal research unit in the Stopford Building, and examines the ethical considerations to be made in such a subject matter
