Science for Humanity

With recent events like Brexit, national identity has become central to discussions of EU membership. In Serbia, national identity arguments are used to either support or resist EU integration.

Said talks to the dead. No, he’s not a medium or a wizard, he’s a history PhD student.

Where is it going to get wetter? Where will it get drier? These are big climate change questions we need to answer.

University of Aberdeen PhD student Luis Perez-Calderon is adding a piece to the oil spill puzzle by studying how oil moves through marine sediment.

Tiny variations in our genes account for everything about us and computations geneticists like Annique Claringbould comb though data sets of genetic information to find them.

Vancouver, British Columbia has become the Canadian epicentre of both opioid abuse and addiction research. It’s also home to Pauline Voon, a PhD student at the University of British Columbia.

Sponsored story. Sense about Science aims to bridge the gap between science and the public, and represent the citizens’ interest in evidence and research.

How can stressed out people be convinced to exercise? That’s the question that sparked Caroline Eklund’s PhD research.

Torben Fischer is exploring how to offer health and disability insurance to people in developing countries, specifically rural Pakistan.