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Holly Belcher

Fasting: full of benefits, or a dangerous fad?

Fasting has long been an interest to the scientific community, chiefly because of its touted historic benefits to the human body. Fasting is a natural evolutionary survival adaption that allowed us to survive when food was scarce during the winter months, by slowing our bodies natural processes and using the food we did consume more […]

Oct 20, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science Tagged With: eating disorders, obesity, ageing, diabetes, cancer treatment, fasting, benefits of fasting, negatives of fasting, starvation, calorie restriction, hypertension, gandhi, angus barbieri, calorie control, breatharianism

BEST OF TED: Your kids might live on Mars. Here’s how they’ll survive.

Stephen Petranek’s TED talk ‘Your kids might live on Mars. Here’s how they’ll survive’ details how humankind will one day become a spacefaring species. Petranek is a writer and technologist who focuses on how emerging technologies could benefit our future lives. Petranek’s talk can be found on ted.com under the ‘science’ section. Journalist Stephen Petranek […]

Oct 16, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Future Tagged With: TED, nasa, life on mars, mars, atmosphere, Water on Mars, best of ted, life on earth, ted talk, colonisation, terraform, Stephen Petranek, human life, SpaceX, Elon Musk, Mars Rover, terraforming, hydroponics

Nobel Prize winners for 2016

The Nobel Prize Committee has officially announced its recipients for the Nobel Prizes in Chemistry, Physics and Medicine or Physiology. The Nobel Prizes were established by Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel in 1895, and are recognised as one of the highest accolades in science, literature and peace. This year, two of the prizes have been split […]

Oct 7, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Science News, URGENT Tagged With: physics, medicine, alfred nobel, Nobel Prize, chemistry, Physiology, Nobel Prize winners 2016, autophagy, phase transitions, phases of matter, molecular machines

Best of TED: Gene editing and the eradication of malaria

Jennifer Kahn is a science journalist whose articles cover the gene-editing abilities of CRISPR technology. Her TED talk, ‘Gene editing can now change an entire species – forever’ can be found on TED.com under the ‘Science’ section.   No one can deny the blight malaria has been on the world. UNICEF figures show over a […]

Jun 22, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Future Tagged With: Biology, malaria, malaria research, mosquito, gene, gene editing, malaria resistance, CRISPR, Jennifer Kahn, Anthony James, Ethan Bier, malaria parasite, gene drives, Mendelian genetics, disease eradication

British astronaut Tim Peake arrives home

Tim Peake, British astronaut returned to Earth Saturday, following six months in space aboard the International Space Station. Peake, 44, a former British Army Air Corps officer, was one of six selected by the European Space Agency for its new astronaut training programme, beating out 9000 other applicants for his spot. After completing his intensive […]

Jun 20, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Science News, URGENT Tagged With: ISS, nasa, Tim Peake, British astronaut, ESA, science experiments, zero gravity, London marathon, spacewalk

Best of TED: an inside look at the nanoparticle that could help cure cancer

Paula Hammond’s TED talk ‘A new superweapon in the fight against cancer’ explores the use of nanoparticles as a new way to treat cancer. Hammond is the head of the Department of Chemical Engineering at MIT. Hammond’s talk can be found on ted.com under the ‘science’ section. Cancer consistently proves itself one of the greatest diseases […]

May 18, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Future Tagged With: Cancer, chemotherapy, TED talks, cancer treatment, best of ted, nanoparticles, Paula Hammond, MIT, siRNA, cancer cells, cells

Best of TED: Are computers really the future of growing food?

Caleb Harper’s TEDtalk “This computer will grow your food in the future” discusses Harper’s work in the development of new agricultural systems to explore the future of food and its growth. Harper is the Principal Investigator and Director of the Open Agriculture Initiative, designed as an open-source data system to create a collaborative food network […]

Apr 13, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Future Tagged With: food, computers, TED, TEDtalks, best of ted, Best of Ted Talks, Food security, digital farm, Caleb Harper

Might as well face it, you’re addicted to love: The brain in love

…Are you addicted to love? Well our brains certainly seem to think so. From sexual attraction to long lasting love, the chemical powerhouse that is our brain is intricately involved with our reactions and desires for love. Most of us know or have at least heard of dopamine and its role in the brain to […]

Feb 16, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science

Best of TED: 10 things you didn’t know about the big ‘O’

It’s Valentine’s Day soon and what better way to celebrate than to talk all things scientific about the orgasm? Mary Roach’s TED talk, ’10 things you didn’t know about orgasm’ is an enlightening 17 minute watch, though one you might not want to be broadcasting at full volume. In it, Roach delves into obscure scientific research […]

Feb 12, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Future Tagged With: Sex, Valentine's Day, valentines, TED, american feminist, orgasm, female orgasm, ted talk, the big o, women and sex, science of orgasm

Science in the news: gene-editing

This week comes the news that the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority or HFEA have given UK scientists approval to genetically modify donated human embryos. This is the first time that a country has approved such ‘gene-editing’ procedures. The issue is a controversial one. While many are concerned that such experimentation will lead to an […]

Feb 7, 2016 By Holly Belcher Filed Under: Science, Science News

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