Tag: Science
Google Healthcare
Google has recently announced that it will be embarking on its first voyage into the world of healthcare. The company’s health spinout Verily describes...
Guardians of the Galaxy: Fiction No Longer?
It may be out of this world, but space – and our exploration of it – is increasingly enshrined in international politics. Ever since...
Exeter’s New Undergraduate STEM Journal: Brief Review
The Exeter Undergraduate Science Journal promises to be a much needed means of representation for students in CEMPS and CLES across for all of...
Coital Dysphoria (The Sex Blues)
In the ever so liberal, western world that we live in, sex seems to always be a hot topic of discussion, especially at University....
The Human Body On A Chip
A hot topic within biomedical engineering at the moment is that of creating a human ‘body-on-a-chip’. Firstly, an organ-on-a-chip has the ability to recreate...
Rocket Reduce Reuse Recycle.
Elon Musk, rocket science, space travel, what more could you want? On the 8th of April 2016 the futuristic company Space X sent a...
Women in Science: Rosalind Franklin; the forgotten discovery.
1962, the year that James Watson, Francis Crick and Maurice Wilkins were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in recognition of “their...
Flirting skills in the animal kingdom
It’s no use being told that there’s ‘plenty more fish in the sea’ when all those potential love interests seem to be swimming away...
Do animals enjoy sex?
Do animals enjoy sex?
Arguably, sexual pleasure plays a dramatic role within human society. Due to our civilised nature, we as humans do not have...
Looking for that one thats a perfect human specimen?
Woman, 19, seeks biologically-perfect mate.
Seeking a male with a waist-to-hip ratio of between 0.8 and 1. I will be measuring. Any less and you...
