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Dr Claire Asher Dr Claire Asher is a science journalist and has a PhD in Genetics, Ecology, and Evolution (GEE) at the University of Leeds. Her first book, Brave Green World: How Science Can Save Our ...
Rachael Polowyj Rachael is a chemist and a beauty industry specialist, with a focus on sustainability and science-backed skincare.
You may have heard that in moments of high stress or sudden anger, a primitive part of our brain takes over. And that this irrational side of us doesn’t come from the highly evolved, human part of us; ...
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From the creators of BBC Science Focus, Instant Genius is a bite-sized masterclass in podcast form. With each episode, a different world-leading expert will help you understand the latest ideas and ...
Daily science news with breaking updates on the latest scientific research, interesting technology breakthroughs, new discoveries and how today's science headlines affect you. Brought to you from the ...
Robert Matthews Physicist After studying physics at Oxford, Robert became a science writer. He’s visiting professor in science at Aston University.
Alexander Boxer Alexander Boxer has a doctorate in physics from MIT, a master's degree in the History of Science from Oxford and a bachelors in Classical Language from Yale. His technical research has ...
Physics, chemistry and biology are your "big three", but there are so many more branches of science, including the formal sciences, natural sciences and social sciences. They're all here, and you can ...
Alex is a staff writer at BBC Science Focus. He has worked for a number of brands covering technology and science with an interest in consumer tech, robotics, AI and the often generally wonderful and ...
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