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Sexism in science: “The trouble with girls”

After the shocking news that Sir Tim Hunt, esteemed scientist and Nobel prize winner, made completely sexist comments about female scientists at a conference in South Korea, Rebecca Hoard further discusses the problem of gender inequality in STEM subjects.   Why are only 13% of STEM workers female?  Well according to Milo Yiannopoulos, speaking during a […]

Jul 3, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Science News Tagged With: Sexism, Science, gender, Sexism in Film, katie hopkins, Gender Inequality, scientists, inequality, john rather than jenifer, katie hopkins sexism troll, nobel prize winner, sexism in science, sir tim hunt, tim hunt, women in science

Review: Trippin’ over Tripr

 Louisa Griffith-Jones gives her review on “Tripr” –  a free app which allows travellers to connect with each other, locals and friends during their travels.   Spontaneous trips abroad on one’s lonesome ownsome are the pinnacle of the hipster dream. What could raise you social status more, in a world full of loose leaf tea, […]

Jun 25, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Reviews Tagged With: apps, app for travellers, apple apps, google play apps, phone apps, travel app, tripr, tripr app

Smashed on science: Diet, disease and diabetes

SMASHED ON SCIENCE The debut of the ‘Pint of Science‘ festival recently took over Exeter pubs, and Exeposé Science and Tech are here to give you the best bits, and fill you in on what you may have missed. Solene Long provides a short snippet from the presentation “Diabetes: Islands of Hope”, hosted by Prof. Noel […]

Jun 11, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Pint of Science Tagged With: Science, exercise, diabetes, pint of science, diabetes and exercise, health and exercise, Pint of Science festival, research at exeter, smashed on science, type 2 diabetes

Smashed on Science: Tempted, sugar coated and emotional!?!

SMASHED ON SCIENCE The debut of the ‘Pint of Science‘ festival recently took over Exeter pubs, and Exeposé Science and Tech are here to give you the best bits, and fill you in on what you may have missed. Jenya Siryk provides a short snippet from the presentation “Tempted, sugar coated and emotional!?!”, hosted by Prof. Noel Morgan at […]

Jun 11, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Pint of Science Tagged With: Science, sugar, PTSD, diabetes, neuroscience, pint of science, emotions, human behaviour, mental health disorder, pint of science 2015, science of emotions, temptation

Smashed on Science: Diabetes – Islands of Hope

SMASHED ON SCIENCE The debut of the ‘Pint of Science‘ festival recently took over Exeter pubs, and Exeposé Science and Tech are here to give you the best bits, and fill you in on what you may have missed. Evie Brown provides a short snippet from the presentation “Diabetes: Islands of Hope”, hosted by Prof. Noel […]

Jun 11, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Pint of Science Tagged With: diabetes, pint of science, islands of hope, islets of langerhans, mechanism of diabetes, pint of science festival diabetes, research of diabetes, treatment of diabetes, type 1 diabetes

Smashed on Science: ‘The epigenome, epilepsy and the brain’

SMASHED ON SCIENCE The debut of the ‘Pint of Science‘ festival recently took over Exeter pubs, and Exeposé Science and Tech are here to give you the best bits, and fill you in on what you may have missed. Catherine Heffner provides a short snippet from the presentation “The Epigenome, Epilepsy and the Brain” , hosted […]

Jun 11, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Pint of Science Tagged With: Research, nature vs nurture, pint of science, pintofscience, Pint of Science festival, pint of science 2015, biological clones, diagnosis and therapy of epilepsy, epigenetics, epigenetics and twins, epigenome, epilepsy, the brain

Smashed on Science: Politics, scent, depression and how our brains cope

SMASHED ON SCIENCE The debut of the ‘Pint of Science‘ festival recently took over Exeter pubs, and Exeposé Science and Tech are here to give you the best bits, and fill you in on what you may have missed. Pavel Kondov provides a short snippet from the presentation “Politics, scent, depression and how our brains cope” hosted […]

Jun 11, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Pint of Science Tagged With: Research, Depression, medical research, pint of science, pintofscience, Pint of Science festival, pint of science politics, political brain, politics and science, science of politics, science of smell, smell, smells

Smashed on science: ‘Bacterial pathogens and their natterings’

SMASHED ON SCIENCE The debut of the ‘Pint of Science‘ festival recently took over Exeter pubs, and Exeposé Science and Tech are here to give you the best bits, and fill you in on what you may have missed. Solene Long provides a short snippet from the presentation “Bacterial Pathogens and their natterings” , hosted by […]

Jun 8, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Pint of Science Tagged With: Evolution, pint of science, antibiotic resitance, bacteria resistance, faecal transplants, microbiology, microbiome, microbiota and health, microorganisms, resistance

Anyone up for a pint of politics?

  Pavel Kondov catches up with Exeter lecturer Dr. Darren Schreiber after the ‘Pint of Science‘ presentation, discussing the topic of how your brain is built for politics. Dr. Schreiber began the interview by explaining how his political research relates to neuroscience. ‘I use brain imaging to study how the human brain thinks about political information. The […]

Jun 8, 2015 By Science Filed Under: Science, Pint of Science Tagged With: Politics, Science, neuroscience, everyday politics, genetics and voting, pint of science, pintofscience, science and politics, science behind politics

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