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Wednesday, March 8, 2023
Brilliant women in science
Celebrating International Women's Day
Discover groundbreaking women in science
This International Women's Day, we're taking a moment to honour and celebrate the brave, innovative and groundbreaking women in science. The contributions they've made to their fields have inspired us to reach for the stars and beyond.
Scientist whose research lead to the development of IVF. Read more
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Mathematician famous for writing the first computer program. Read more
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MIND
Fresh ideas about the causes of depression are bringing new treatments
By Clare Wilson
By upending the idea that a chemical imbalance in the brain is behind depression, we are starting to understand some of its mysteries and develop better treatments. Read more
SPACE
What our attempts to communicate with alien civilisations say about us
By Abigail Beall
From serious efforts to declare our presence to extraterrestrial civilisations to daft publicity stunts, we have been sending messages to space for decades. What should a new postcard to the stars say? Read more
HUMANS
How the secrets of ancient cuneiform texts are being revealed by AI
By Alison George
Much of the world's first writing, carved into clay tablets, remains undeciphered. Now AI is helping us piece together this ancient Mesopotamian script, revealing the incredible stories of men, women and children at the dawn of history. Read more
MIND
Why spending time near water gives us a powerful mental health boost
By Catherine de Lange
We have long known that connecting with nature in green spaces is great for our mental health. Now fresh research is showing that time near water – by the coast, rivers and even fountains in the park – is even more restorative. Read more
HEALTH
Personalised cancer vaccines are finally beating hard to treat tumours
By Alice Klein
Some cancers are being treated with vaccines tailored to the genetic make-up of an individual's tumours, a strategy that is looking increasingly hopeful. Read more
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