Stories from a sea drop: Biodiversity and Environmental DNA
A single litre of seawater contains the genetic traces of hundreds of organisms: bacteria, archaea, microscopic algae, fungi, and countless…
Football: From Violence to Dialogue
Civilisation has never been about eliminating conflict. It has been about finding increasingly human ways to decrease and to manage…
Practical Ethical Tests to Guide Morality
Not everyone can think philosophically about ethical thinking and decision-making. Although some of us do use the great ethics principles…
A World of Eclipses
Astronomical eclipses, and total solar eclipses in particular, have captured human interest since the dawn of civilization. This is mainly…
Free Time Can Be Educational Too
This is not about demonising technology or eliminating screens. Rather, it is about rethinking, as a society, the kinds of…
Early Physiotherapy Prevents Complications After Breast Surgery
Thanks to advances in diagnosis and treatment, breast cancer survival rates have improved significantly. However, many women continue to experience…
Looking beyond plastic
We know that plastics are made up of hundreds of compounds, more than 16,000 different chemicals have been associated with…
How Gut Serotonin Connects Parkinson’s Disease and Depression
Produced primarily by specialized lining cells known as enterochromaffin cells, enteric serotonin serves as a vital biological conductor, regulating intestinal…
How Women Transform Care into a Source of Power
Women redefine what leadership looks like. Instead of suppressing feminine-coded behaviors, they embrace them, sometimes even using appearance or maternal…