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Getting to the heart of it: investigating side effects of anti-cancer treatments
Anti-cancer treatments have significantly improved patient survival, but they can also cause side effects, including damage to the heart, known as cardiotoxicity.
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Bioinformatics: a new asset in the Disease Detectives toolkit
Bioinformatics is transforming modern medicine. Discover how DNA sequencing and metagenomics are helping scientists identify hidden pathogens, solve medical mysteries and improve disease diagnosis faster than ever before.
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Space: to boldly, but cautiously, go.
Space exploration is full of possibilities, especially when searching for signs of life. But the reality is complex. What lies behind the many decisions that have to be taken to design and run a space exploration mission?
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Why do we feel happier in the spring?
The arrival of spring is often associated with improved mood and energy levels, and an increased desire to spend time outside and to see friends and family. But why is this?
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Building motivation and resilience in research
Facing setbacks and demotivation in research? Progress is rarely linear, and challenges like failed experiments or rejected proposals are a natural part of the journey. This course is designed to help you stay motivated, handle setbacks constructively, and turn obstacles into opportunities. This course equips researchers across all fields and...
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Design is open
Design is Open is a series of videos with UK-based design leaders, sharing their journey as designers and their reflections on how the design world and the roles designers play is changing.
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Exploring cells with digital fluorescence microscopy
Learn about microscopy techniques, understand their differences and delve into the fascinating world of fluorescence microscopy. You’ll learn how to make proteins and structures fluorescent, and you’ll see why fluorescence microscopy is one of the most versatile techniques in cell biology. You can refresh your knowledge about cellular structures...
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British Science Week
Celebrate all things science with British Science Week! We've got free courses, games, animations and more...
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Introducing the Generation Study – Emily Darlington, MP
Emily Darlington MP introduces the Generation Study, a groundbreaking research project aiming to help shape the future of healthcare.
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Does the universe have a heartbeat? The science of cosmic connection
On Valentine’s Day, we focus on hearts, connection, and the promise of a fresh start. But did you know space has its own versions? From a giant red heart made of gas to a frozen dwarf planet that endlessly renews itself, discover the science behind the enduring cycles of the cosmos.
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The biology of loving our pets
Can cuddling our pets bring us health benefits? Dr Vikki Haley explores the power of oxytocin.
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Maths for Energy Science
Are you considering doing a science qualification but wondering if you have adequate maths skills? Test yourself in our interactive.