75 RESULTS IN TAG "science":
Is technology bad for our brains?
By Laura Weatherby, Third Year Neuroscience Is technology having a negative impact on our health and cognitive ability? Our generation...
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Saving the planet, one click at a time.
By Caitlin Bromfield, Online Science and Technology Editor Bristol students are to play a role in helping save the planet...
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An interview with Suzanne Imber
By Oliver Cohen, Deputy Online Editor Oliver Cohen sits down with Suzanne Imber, Associate Professor in Space Physics and winner...
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Should we be using Class A drugs in mental health research?
By Nina Bryant, Deputy News Editor Rates of mental illness are climbing, with one in four people in the UK...
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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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Diabetes Guard Dogs - The Lab Report
By Rosie Armond, MRes Biochemistry A recent study by the University of Bristol reports that glycaemic alert dogs can effectively...
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University receives record funding boost
The University has won funding for nine Centres for Doctoral Training, the most in the country....
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