ARTICLES OF Vilhelmiina Haavisto
Match made in MHC-heaven?
By Vilhelmiina Haavisto, Deputy Science and Technology Editor The old adage of “opposites attract” could be true on a genetic...
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Fibre? I barely know her!
Fewer than 1 in 10 UK adults manage to pack 30g of dietary fibre into their daily meals, but the fact that most of us need to be eating more of it is becoming ever-clearer....
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HIV research: a 2018 update
Over 100,000 people in the UK and an estimated 36.9 million people worldwide are living with HIV....
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Bristol Zoo unveils new ‘ground-breaking’ gorilla enrichment activity
By Vilhelmiina Haavisto, Deputy Science Editor A collaborative project between the University of Bristol and Bristol Zoo has given the...
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Brexit: London to lose start-up business
By Vilhelmiina Haavisto, Deputy Science and Technology Editor Could London lose its leading position in the European start-up industry? Start-ups...
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The ABCs of ASMR
By Vilhelmiina Haavisto, Deputy Science and Tech Editor Autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) is described by those who experience it...
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We’ve got 99 global problems, and peak phosphorus is one
By Vilhelmiina Haavisto, Deputy Science Editor Phosphorus scarcity threatens our ability to produce food globally - so what is being...
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Was the University of Bristol your genetic destiny?
By Vilhelmiina Haavisto, Deputy Science Editor New research from King’s College London reveals links between achievement at university and...
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