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Inside the Glasgow lab studying Covid-19 as part of a global research project

Dr Vanessa Herder handles a cell solution infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus which causes Covid-19 (PA) The Medical Research Council (MRC) University of Glasgow Centre

24 March 2021 No Comments

Time to make nature studies a compulsory school subject — before it’s too late

We need to transform our relationship with the natural world before it’s too late. (Getty) ■ Matthew Adams, principal lecturer in psychology, University of Brighton

23 March 2021 No Comments

Man cooks hot dogs for lunch on molten lava after Iceland volcano eruption

Who needs a portable stove? (Reuters) If you’re out in the Icelandic wilds and need some way to heat up your lunch, then why not

23 March 2021 No Comments

Viagra could help heart attack survivors to live longer

Viagra could help heart attack survivors to live longer (Getty) Along with improving their performance between the sheets, Viagra could also make men live longer,

23 March 2021 No Comments

Is this what the first human city on Mars will look like?

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Landing on Mars seems to be more

23 March 2021 No Comments

Phenomenal drone footage shows molten lava erupting from Icelandic volcano

Hikers look at the lava flowing from the erupting Fagradalsfjall volcano some 40 km west of the Icelandic capital Reykjavik (AFP) These phenomenal images show

22 March 2021 No Comments

Enjoying just one rasher of bacon a day ‘raises risk of dementia by up to half’

Enjoying processed meat could contribute to dementia according to a new study (Getty) Sitting down to just one rasher of bacon a day for breakfast

22 March 2021 No Comments

‘Very unusual’ Arctic fish found to glow in the dark

A juvenile Liparis gibbus imaged under white light (top) and under fluorescent lighting (bottom) conditions. (Credit: J. Sparks, D. Gruber, P. Kragh) For the first

22 March 2021 No Comments

Stratospheric windspeed at Jupiter’s poles can reach 900mph

An artist’s impression of winds in Jupiter’s stratosphere near the planet’s south pole, with the blue lines representing wind speeds (Nasa) Scientists have gathered further

22 March 2021 No Comments

Coronavirus is evolving but so are our antibodies

The Covid variants that have been found in the UK (Metro.co.uk) ■ Sarah L Caddy, University of Cambridge and Meng Wang, University of Cambridge The

18 March 2021 No Comments

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Inside the Glasgow lab studying Covid-19 as part of a global research project

Time to make nature studies a compulsory school subject — before it’s too late

Man cooks hot dogs for lunch on molten lava after Iceland volcano eruption

Viagra could help heart attack survivors to live longer

Is this what the first human city on Mars will look like?

Phenomenal drone footage shows molten lava erupting from Icelandic volcano

Enjoying just one rasher of bacon a day ‘raises risk of dementia by up to half’

‘Very unusual’ Arctic fish found to glow in the dark

Stratospheric windspeed at Jupiter’s poles can reach 900mph

Coronavirus is evolving but so are our antibodies

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