Top UK Forensic Science Universities 2025 - Full Rankings
Exclusive 2025 league table ranks UK's best forensic science degrees. Discover which universities lead in crime scene investigation, DNA analysis, and graduate prospects.
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UK's Best Sports Science Unis 2025: League Table Revealed
Exclusive 2025 league table ranks UK universities for Sports Science. Discover which institutions lead in research, facilities, and graduate prospects in this comprehensive guide.
UK's Best Biomedical Science Universities 2025 Revealed
The Complete University Guide 2025 unveils the UK's top biomedical science programmes. Discover which universities lead in research, graduate prospects, and student satisfaction in this crucial field.
Cambridge Tops Oxford in 2025 Computer Science Rankings
The Guardian's 2025 league table uncovers a major shift in UK computer science education. Discover which universities are leading in AI, cybersecurity, and graduate prospects in this definitive ranking.
Nazi Rebels, Creativity Secrets & Europe's Porn Conference
A compelling exploration of resistance in Hitler's Germany, the science of creativity, and a report from Europe's largest adult industry conference. This week's must-read long-form journalism from The Guardian.
British Scientists Create CRISPR-Edited Super Horses
Groundbreaking research from the UK uses CRISPR gene-editing technology to create horses with significantly improved muscle growth and running endurance, revolutionising equine sports and veterinary science.
Science Under Siege: Weaponised Disinformation Targets Experts
Leading scientists face escalating threats and harassment from coordinated disinformation campaigns, undermining public health and climate action. An investigation into the alarming new frontline for researchers.
Del Toro Slams AI Art as 'Insult to Life Itself'
Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro delivers a powerful critique of AI in art, defending human creativity and the soul of traditional craftsmanship in filmmaking.
ABC's The Science Show with Robyn Williams marks 50 years on air
The ABC's iconic programme, The Science Show, marks a monumental 50 years on air, all under the stewardship of its legendary presenter Robyn Williams. Discover how this Australian institution shaped public understanding of science.
Physicists Reveal The Secret Formula For The Perfect Pint
Scientists from the University of Huddersfield have cracked the code on pouring the ideal pint of Guinness. Discover the exact 45-degree angle and two-part pour technique to achieve the perfect creamy head every time.
Brian Cox: UK Science Cuts a 'Catastrophic Failure'
Renowned physicist Brian Cox delivers a scathing critique of the UK government's science funding, warning of a 'catastrophic failure of ambition' that threatens to dismantle Britain's world-leading research reputation.
Royal Society criticised over trans entrants for women's award
The Royal Society faces a major backlash and accusations of 'erasing women' after its prestigious award for women in science was opened to biological males who identify as female. Supreme Court judge Lady Haldane is at the centre of the storm.
Dad shocked as son's Play-Doh sells for £500
A father was left stunned after his son's Play-Doh sculpture fetched an astonishing £500 on eBay, sparking a viral sensation and debate over kids' creativity.
AI's Impact on Creativity: Bands and Cartoons
Exploring the fascinating intersection of AI and human creativity, from music bands to animated cartoons, and what it means for the future of art.
Two more 9/11 victims identified in NYC after 22 years
Forensic experts in New York have identified two additional victims of the 9/11 attacks, bringing closure to families after more than 20 years.
Art Nouveau’s AI-Era Renaissance
As artificial intelligence reshapes creativity, the organic elegance of Art Nouveau offers a compelling counterbalance. Discover why this 19th-century aesthetic is experiencing a resurgence.
Remembering Matthew Law: A Life of Passion & Kindness
A heartfelt tribute to Matthew Law, whose vibrant spirit and dedication to the arts left an indelible mark on all who knew him.
Science reveals secret to perfect crispy bacon
Discover the scientific trick to achieving irresistibly crispy bacon every time, according to food researchers. Learn why oil makes all the difference!
Scientists reveal secret to unshrinking clothes
Breakthrough research reveals a simple method to reverse fabric shrinkage, potentially saving your favourite garments from laundry disasters.
CSIRO job cuts spark fears for Australia’s research future
Australia’s leading scientific research agency, CSIRO, is set to cut hundreds of jobs amid significant budget reductions, sparking concerns over the nation’s innovation and climate research capabilities.
Earth's shortest day coming August 5, 2025
Scientists predict Earth will experience its shortest day in 2025 due to accelerated rotation, with August 5 set to break records. Discover the science behind this phenomenon.
The Perfect Bedtime for Health and Happiness
Discover the ideal bedtime for optimal health and happiness, backed by the latest research. Find out why 1 AM might not be the best choice.
Eye trick helps you fall asleep instantly
Discover an easy eye movement technique that can help you drift back to sleep in seconds, even in the middle of the night. Sleep experts swear by this method!
LA woman finds solace in sewing during pandemic
A Southern California resident turned to sewing during lockdown, discovering a therapeutic hobby that transformed her life.
Hawking's warning: Contacting aliens could doom humanity
Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking cautioned against reaching out to extraterrestrial life, suggesting it could pose an existential threat to humanity. His chilling predictions resurface amid growing UFO interest.
Natural source of paprika's red colour uncovered
Scientists uncover the surprising natural source responsible for paprika's rich red colour, changing how we view this popular spice.
Richard Fidler on walking’s power for conversations
ABC Radio’s Richard Fidler shares how walking enhances deep conversations and creativity in his acclaimed podcast.
Expert reveals what really happens to your body after death
A forensic expert explains the fascinating and sometimes unsettling processes the human body undergoes after death, from rigor mortis to decomposition.
AI Pioneer Margaret Boden Passes at 88
A tribute to the life and legacy of Margaret Boden, the groundbreaking scholar whose work bridged artificial intelligence and human creativity.
Scientists decode tomato and potato evolution
Groundbreaking research reveals the genetic twists that transformed wild plants into the tomatoes and potatoes we know today, offering insights into future crop improvements.
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