Interviews

Talking to the people at the forefront of science.

My Life Scientific: Dr Sue Black © Yasin Isik

Everyday science

“Technology took me from living on benefits on a council estate, to the career that I have today”

Festival Of The Spoken nerd © Rosemary Rance

Everyday science

Who says you can’t polish a nerd?

How they filmed incredible scenes of Painted wolves in Dynasties © BBC/Nick Lyon

How they filmed incredible scenes of painted wolves in Dynasties

Short periods of sleep might enhance aspects of memory and thinking © Getty Images

Short periods of sleep might enhance aspects of memory and thinking

It's time to listen to our body clock © Windfall Films/Robert Hollingworth

It’s time to listen to our body clock

Can humanity survive in the age of AI? © Getty Images

Future Technology

Can humanity survive in the age of AI?

Inventing Ourselves: The Secret Life of the Teenage Brain by Sarah-Jayne Blakemore is winner of the 2018 Royal Society Insight Investment Science Book Prize (£20, Doubleday)

Sarah-Jayne Blakemore: how to understand teenage brain development

Ella Al-Shamahi © Hsiao Ron Cheng

Did you hear the one about the anthropologist who walked into a comedy club?

Does science have a problem with women?

Everyday science

Why aren’t there more women in science?

Could virtual reality be useful in treating anxiety disorders? © Getty Images

Future Technology

How virtual reality is used in treating anxiety disorders

Matt Winning, Climate Strange

“The best thing you can possibly do for your children’s future is to not have any children”

Liz Bonnin with a three-toed sloth © BBC NHU/Stuart Dunn

Why bad animal behaviour isn’t as brutal as it looks

Sue Black © Morgan Silk/The Conde Nast Publications Ltd

Is the first cut the deepest? What it’s like to dissect your first dead body

The Butchering Art by Lindsey Fitzharris is out now (£16.99, Allan Lane)

Joseph Lister and the grim reality of Victorian surgery