International Day Of Women And Girls In Science: Four scientists share their stories
The 11th February 2021 marked the UN’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science, with this year championing individuals
The Conspiracy Crushers podcast Episode 2: Vaccine conspiracy theories
The Conspiracy Crushers Welcome to The Conspiracy Crushers podcast, a podcast about all the conspiracy theories that make scientists mad.
Manchester Science Festival returns with digital climate edition
Manchester Science Festival (MSF) which is produced by the Science and Industry Museum, is returning digitally this month. The festival
The Conspiracy Crushers podcast: Debunking conspiracy theories
The Conspiracy Crushers Welcome to The Conspiracy Crushers podcast, a podcast about all the conspiracy theories that make scientists mad.
Spoof Nobel Prize: What happens when an alligator breathes helium?
This year’s spoof Nobel Prize winners put an alligator in a tank filled with helium and oxygen and make it
Women make history after scooping Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Two women have won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, for discovering the technology used to edit animal DNA, bringing
Read: The October Mancunian Matters e-edition
It’s here – the October issue of the Mancunian Matters e-edition! The latest issue is packed with the latest news,
Coronavirus: Is there science or fiction behind the Government’s decisions?
Is there science behind the Government’s decisions when it comes to Covid-19
‘Unprecedented contribution to society and science’: Manchester councillor backs campaign for Turing £50 note
Since the Bank of England signalled its intention to feature a scientist on the new note, mathematician Alan Turing is being floated as a potential candidate.
Revealed: First headliners for Manchester Science Festival 2017
A unique collection of over 100 robots will enable visitors to discover the cultural, historical and technological context of humanoid robots.
‘Potential societal impact’: Revolutionary heart attack sensor developed at Manchester University
A revolutionary heart attack sensor has been developed by researchers from Manchester University’s School of Materials.