WOMEN IN SCIENCE

DOES SCIENCE HAVE A PROBLEM WITH WOMEN? 

ARE WE READY TO LEAVE EARTH?

HUNT FOR THE LOCH NESS MONSTER

2020 A NEW VISION.. for leadership environment, space and other human conundrums

50th Issue - Celebrating 8 years of getting smarter

NO MORE PAIN - Burns, bleeds, breaks and bruises : Switching off suffering

Sir David Attenborough tells us... HOW TO SAVE THE WORLD

AM I AN ADDICT?

MONSTER MOVERS

CASTER SEMENYA - the race for fairness

NO MORE HEART ATTACKS!

Can cutting-edge treatments eliminate heart disease?

7 Ways to lower your risk

THE MOST MYSTERIOUS OBJECTS IN THE UNIVERSE

Over the moon - 60 Years in space

Moon landings : 50th anniversary

The Mars Rover - The Hubble Telescope

How healthy is weed?

Food for the future 

The power of slowing down

2019 survival strategies

New year new you! 

How do you recognize a psychopath?

Plus
Has our sense of smell evolved based on what is good and bad for us?
Is fasting an effective way to lose weight?
Why do dogs tilt their heads when you speak to them?
The rise of the Flat Earth Society



Why brain hates other people
and how we can use biases to improve our behavior

Introducing the male contraceptive pill
gents are you ready to take some responsibility

There's a genius in all of us
Find yours

Can we stop natural disasters
Volcanoes
Hurricanes
Earthquakes

What tech will replace the computer chip  



OCD?
Me too: Here's what I learned, 5 myths debunked 

Stress proof your life 

Is it possible for chickens to lay eggs in space?
Is being single bad for your health?
Does milk really build healthy bones?
Why do dogs wag their tails?

Endless to do list?
Dreading the 9-5?
Try these 10 techniques to protect your body and brain

Dont worry be happy
Science that makes us feel good about the future

Escaping the nazis
How a nuclear pioneer gave Hitler the slip

You are not alone
Loneliness is becoming an epidemic. Can science find a cure? 

Plus:
• How much of a cereal box gets reused when it is recycled?
• Would alien life need to have DNA?
• Am I more likely to get a cold if I’m short on sleep?
• Why does food rot?

How to beat burnout

Crypto-currency
Why’s it important?
What do you need to know?
How does blockchain work?

The fat fight
• Are antibiotics making us fat?
• Best diet according to science?
• Tips to help you fight fat!

Has anybody ad sex in space?

Meet the man who predicted global warming 200 years ago

Plus
• Do blind people see in their dreams?
• How long does alcohol stay in my system?
• Why does music make us feel good?
• Does a USB drive get heavier as you store more files on it?

Never be tired again
Find out how

Its our 40th edition

Does sugar make children hyperactive?

How does memory work?

Driverless cars
are we ready?

Are we solving the plastic problem?

Trust your gut!
Its smarter than your all your other organs (even your brain...almost)

Why we dance
Research says we are born to move 

Space tourism gets real
Elon Musk wants to send tourists to space in 2018

Six wonders to see before you die 
What you should know about champagne

Is our diet killing Earth?

Welcome to the jungle
unexpected visitors in our city

Holiday experiments
Elephant toothpaste
Unpoppable balloons
Extract DNA in your kitchen

Plus
Why do jokes make us laugh?
Is it possible to make tendons stronger?
What’s the best way to boil an egg?
How do chameleons change colour?

Life after man
What happens when we go extinct 

Your dogtor will see you now
Why pets are good for you

Do social networks make us antisocial?

What food is good for you?
Conflicting advice may have you confused

Why are only some plastics recyclable ?

Zoos: Conservation>Happiness

Can food, wine and shoes be tailored to your DNA

Who wants to live forever? Advances in
 cryogenics

5 Ways to cheat death

The mystery of the teenage mind

Medical Machines: Our unsung heros

A brief history of Stephen Hawking

Who are the happiest people in the world, and why?

Should we still be worried about GM food

Does music affect our behaviour?

Are you tuning me, china?

10 STRANGEST IDEAS IN SCIENCE

Plus:
• If I put my brain in another body, would I feel different?
• Can your tonsils grow back?
• Can computers keep getting faster?
• If a lift is falling, what’s my best chance of staying alive?
• What are the longestlasting landfill items?

MIS-STEAK? Is synthetic meat the future? pg58

Plus:
• What are the strangest
courtship rituals?
• Why aren’t virtual humans
totally realistic?
• Could we clone a
mammoth or a dinosaur?
• How do we know if a rock is
from space?

Are cities bad for our mental health?

WHERE ARE ALL THE CLONES?

We’re cloning pets – are children next? p.16

Can having sex make you more generous?

PLUS:
Do identical twins have identical genes?
• Why do dogs bury bones?
• Why do sweaty feet smell of cheese?
• What causes recurring nightmares?
• What makes a child prodigy?

Why do we eat too much?
Can we build the perfect human?
TOP 16 questions about space.
Have we found a cure for blindness?

Is virtual reality changing your life?
PLUS:
Why don't all dark clouds bring rain?
Can meditation physically change your brain?

Are cookies addictive as cocaine?

Smart homes: Bricks that heal?
Robot vacuum cleaners?
Will we ever be able to see through walls?

Sowing the seeds: The sperm cell and its bewildering diversity, Creating a criminal: What role do wrongful convictions play in  determining prisoner behaviour?, Growth plan: Attempting to super-charge photosynthesis, Eye say: Why do animals have differently shaped pupils?...

NATURE
Bioengineering pioneers
Meet the species who inspired our greatest engineering achievements.

CULTURE
Building blocks of success
If you can dream it, build it with LEGO.

PSYCHOLOGY
Crossing the Rubicon
Revealed: the secrets to sticking to your New Year’s resolution.

HISTORY
By royal decree
What made a privileged prince turn his back on his riches?

Can you create your own luck?

How did our planet begin?

What causes heartbreak?

LOW PROFILE
Are shy people destined
for failure?

Revealed: How does Dynamo trick
you with his hocus pocus?

BIOLOGY
Egg-spert view
How does an egg grow?

ENVIRONMENT
Green plastic
The future of this versatile material...

HEALTH
Living dead
When does a doctor decide to turn off a life support machine?

AUTO
Fast and furious
What fuels the urge to drive fast?

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