News Science This just in: Some people can’t visualise images in their mind by Hayley Noble Imagine going through life with the inability to create visual images. Turns out that if you have aphantasia, you can’t. It turns out that there…
Nature News Science Australian DJ and neuroscientist discovers that zebrafish go off to MC Hammer by Hayley Noble Meet the coolest fish in school who are ready to party as soon as MC Hammer’s U Can’t Touch This starts playing. Rebecca Poulsen, a.k.a. BeXta,…
Clocked News Science Playing video games can reduce depressive symptoms, study finds by Alison Lam We’ve heard it all before; video games are why kids are so violent these days, make people sick, and brainwash you from facing reality. Well,…
News Science Promising new gene therapy is allowing paralysed mice to walk again by Mike Hitch A promising designer gene therapy is allowing paralysed mice to walk again, with the hopes that humans could be next. Some good news is on…
News Science Study: people are afraid of having children thanks to climate change by Brendan Neville In a study published in the Journal of Climatic Change, it was found people worried about climate change are deciding not to have children. Have…
News Science New study finds that obsessive phone use and smoking addictions are very similar by Phoebe Repeti Maybe it’s not just the sweet, sweet rush of notifications that drives our phone addictions? In a new study conducted by The London School of…
News Scientists find a link between male baldness, “excessive sex hormones”, and COVID by Emily Elvish Over the past few months, medical professionals have been slowly noticing an overrepresentation of bald men in COVID treatment facilities. A team of Spanish researchers…
News Scientists discover world’s longest animal off the coast of Australia by Julia Lo Surdo Scientists have discovered a brand new animal species just off the coast of Australian. At least, they think it’s an animal. Footage has been released…
News Feeling more tired than usual during lockdown? Here’s why by Julia Lo Surdo If you’ve been feeling more tired than usual during the pandemic then you’re not alone. A bunch of people have been reporting that they’ve been…
News People with low mental wellbeing benefit most from psychedelics, new study states by Kayla McNicoll A recent study published in the journal Drug Science, Policy and Law has uncovered some interesting information surrounding psychedelic drug use and psychological wellbeing. The research tells…
News Apparently there’s chlamydia living in the ocean, according to scientists by Matt Brazel With all the talk revolving around coronavirus recently, how about we switch gears for a second? This just in, there’s chlamydia in the ocean now….
News You could get paid £3500 to be infected with coronavirus by Matt Brazel Have you ever dreamt of sitting around in a bio-isolation facility whilst fending off mild flu-like symptoms for the express purpose of receiving a modest…
News The world’s first magic mushroom research centre is coming to Jamaica by Claudia Schmidt The world’s first magic mushroom research centre is launching this year in Jamaica. The centre will be located at the University of the West Indies…
