Staying on top of stress as a PhD student.

Stress levels can be high during a PhD, sometimes leading to mental health issues. PhD student and psychology expert, Daniela Seucan tells us how to read the…

Striking gold: Nanocrystals to repair MS damage

Nanotechnology could hold the answer to curing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) one day. Researchers have found that gold nanocrystals can reverse the damage caused by the neurodegenerative disease and restore mobility in sufferers.

Can robots achieve emotional intelligence?

Researchers are developing AI to acquire human-like emotions.
But do we want robots as our carers?

The Girl Who Quit her PhD… to Do Another Instead

Interview by Endre Szvetnik, Senior Editor at Sparrho

Remembering Stephen Hawking

From explaining black holes, to warnings about AI, the synthesised voice of a wheelchair-bound Professor popularised science and served as an example of human intellect and…

Young researchers presenting on the global stage (Part 1)

In the first part of our researcher series…

10 ideas to spread the word about your science

What are the challenges of communicating science? We asked a range of researchers and visitors at New Scientist Live 2017

The Imposter Syndrome and scientists

-Why do so many scientists and PhD students feel like frauds? -