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Durham ScientistMar 305 minSTEM degrees: Perception vs RealityAuthored by David Walker What studying a STEM subject at Durham is really like and how it’s different to what you probably think. Percept...
Durham ScientistMar 23 minObserving foetal behaviour in the womb; A window into developmentDo facial expressions develop before birth? Is foetal hand gesture a sign of maternal stress?
Durham ScientistMay 24, 20197 minThe prospects of legalising the international trade of rhino hornManaged wildlife exploitation: the prospects of sustainable rhino horn trade
Durham ScientistMay 5, 20196 minSomething you may not know about chocolateA discussion about the ingredients, the polymorph structures of chocolate and the appearance of fat bloom on the surface of the chocolate.
Durham ScientistFeb 8, 20195 minCannabis in Society TodayA discussion on the topical debate of the legalisation of cannabis, as well as the science behind the drug.
Durham ScientistJan 25, 20195 min‘Nutritionally Complete’ food: dystopian disaster or natural progression?The year is 2100. Earth is uninhabitable, and you are on a space shuttle. You’re handed a drink with all the essential nutrients you need.
Durham ScientistNov 2, 20186 minSnakebite envenoming: a neglected disease of povertyShedding light on snakebite - a Neglected Tropical Disease which preys on the poor
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Durham ScientistSep 21, 20174 minBiomimetics in OrbitHow the natural world is inspiring a new generation of space technology