Anyone for shark and chips?
Theo Wolf reports on the research which reveals that fish and chip shops may actually be serving shark and chips.
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The BAFTAs are a bore
On Sunday 10 February, the 72nd British Academy Film and Television Awards – the last major ceremony before the Oscars – drew its lowest TV audience in six years. This year, BBC1’s coverage of the Baftas was watched by 4.5 million people – 500,000 people fewer than last year. On a night of joy and disappointment, bad jokes, boring speeches, and nothing for Stan & Ollie, who were the real winners and losers at the Royal Albert Hall?
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The best Superbowl ads of 2019
Theo Wolf looks at this year's Superbowl ads and reviews which he thinks were the best, most memorable, funny and heart-warming
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Scientists grow plants on the dark side of the moon
Theo Wolf reports on the Chinese scientists who have successfully grown plants on the dark side of the moon thanks to the Chang’e 4 lunar probe.
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DNA analysis proves the Spandau ‘doppelgänger conspiracy’ to be wrong
Theo Wolf reports on the study which proved that the prisoner nicknamed ‘Spandau #7’ was actually Rudolf Hess, thanks to DNA analysis.
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Why science students love the arts
As part of our ArtsTech collaboration, we wanted to find out what Science and Arts students love about the other discipline, and why they think the intersection is so important. Read on to find out what aspects of art inspire science students.
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Putting the AI in painting
Theo Wolf reports on the artwork which has out AI in painting.
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Stephen Hawking’s final paper tackles black holes and soft hair
Theo Wolf explores the contents and conclusions of Stephen Hawking's final paper.
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A speedrun of EGX 2018
Boasting an impressive line-up of 268 games, there was something on offer for everybody at EGX 2018. In particular, I was excited at the prospect of being able to view gameplay for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, showcased alongside The Division 2 at Ubisoft’s EGX booth. Thankfully, the blockbuster title did not...
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Gender politics in the world of physics
Theo Wolf investigates the gender balance within physics academia.
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Researchers develop a map to show the safest journey home
Theo Wolf reports on a map which shows you the safest way home.
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Science reveals what makes a conspiracy theorist
Theo Wolf explores what makes a 'typical' believer of conspiracy theories.
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