On Thursday 1st December, Old Joe lit up red to acknowledge World AIDS day. Rachel Kahn reports

For the second year running, from the 14th-20th November, Old Joe will be turning blue to mark World Antibiotic Awareness and to highlight the growing problem of antibiotic resistance. Rachel Kahn reports

Twenty years of research leads to a breakthrough for male contraception, however, the trial has now come to a standstill. Rachel Kahn investigates

It was a big year for the scientific Nobel prizes, with both the Chemistry and Physics prizes going to former UoB academics. Sci&Tech writers explore the science behind each prize

All 193 countries in the United Nation have recently signed an agreement, aiming to eliminate drug-resistant infections, reports Rachel Kahn

Using a new method, US scientists have successfully birthed a healthy, three person baby boy. Rachel Kahn reports

Four months after the first discovery of gravitational waves, UoB contributes again to their subsequent detection. Rachel Kahn reports.

MP and Minister of Life Sciences George Freeman visited the University of Birmingham to urge staff and students to vote remain in the EU referendum.

Rachel Kahn discusses the impact Brexit may have upon British science and why she is voting to stay in the European Union on the 23rd of June.

Rachel Kahn attended a talk on the Wellcome Trusts' findings of their most recent Monitor survey.

Derek Fidyka is a patient involved an experimental procedure that could give him full mobility after a serious injury. Rachel Kahn investigates.

Groundbreaking research at UoB is paving the way for new cancer therapies. Rachel Kahn reports.