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Following Donald Trump's recent re-election, Sci&Tech Writer Lauren Dicken considers the concerns expressed by America's scientific community
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Sci&Tech editor Adam Abrahams unpicks the ethical conundrums of a clinical future that pushes beyond the confines of evidence-based medicine protocols
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Sci&Tech writer Olly Ashton investigates the shady deals, hypocrisies and key actions of the latest Conference of the Parties
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Sci&Tech Writer Izzy Tobin resists environmental anxiety with a hand-picked selection of hopeful news stories
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Sci&Tech writer Lauren Dicken explores how studying a dolphin's smile can further understanding about the nature of their social networks
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In the return of a long-running Sci&Tech series exploring the science behind common student experiences, Treasurer Colby Lazcano explains the effects of exercise on the body
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Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb considers the announcement of a collaboration between the World Health Organization and online platform TikTok
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Sci&Tech Editor Adam Abrahams considers the message behind a new graphic novel by scientists at the University of Cambridge, about their unconventional routes into science careers
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Sci&Tech Editor Helena Da Costa attends a research conference at the University of Birmingham, where speakers were interrogating the future of clinical psychedelics in society and the law
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Sci&Tech Writer Lauren Dicken explains the science behind CheekAge, a new technology which uses our epigenetic markers to reveal secrets about how we age
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As the A3 comet is due to be visible over Birmingham this autumn, Treasurer Colby Lazcano explores the history of comet-watching, providing some tips on how to view comets from home
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A mystery of perception neuroscience, Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb describes colour synaesthesia and its lessons about human diversity