If the Price is Right: Taxing Carbon
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Tech to Turn Back Time? Using Technology to Make Ageing Easier
What a Trump Presidency means for Climate Policy
Elon Musk’s Neuralink: Pioneering Neurotechnology Amid Ethical Controversy
Antibiotic resistance apocalypse? Not so Fast
As antimicrobial resistance rises and new antibiotic discoveries dwindle, researchers are exploring bacteriophages—viruses that target specific bacteria—as a promising alternative treatment for drug-resistant infections.…
9000 Years of Genetic Continuity in South Africa
Genetics studies of 10,000 year old human remains reveals the genetic makeup of ancient South Africans, with surprising links to the present.…
Redefining Beauty: Cosmetic Interventions in Appearance
Mony Aramalla investigates the evolution of beauty standards shaped by rising cosmetic interventions and their impact on societal pressures and ideals.…
Flawed Algorithms: Racial Bias in AI Medical Detection Puts Lives at Risk
As AI takes over healthcare, will it bridge the gaps in care — or make them even wider for those already left behind?…
Ozempic and Bodies: Big, Small and Baby Bumps?
Feeding the Machine: A Growing Crisis for Energy Resources
Nurturing Change: Insights from the UCD PLAN'EAT Living Lab Spring Festival
Emission Impossible: How is decarbonisation going?
The Grey World of AI
The Dark Side of Facial Recognition Technology
Nature vs. Nurture: Interplay of Genetics and Environment in Sexual Orientation
Harmony Within: The Science and Impact of Gender-Affirming Intervention
Great Circle Routes: How Are Current Wars Affecting Aeronautical Traffic?
Mony Aramalla explores the concept of great circle routes and how the war environment affects the airspaces around the world.…
Watt's Next? The Future of the Grid
As renewable energy takes centre stage in energy & climate discourse, Thomas Walsh explores what this means for the electrical grid.…