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Jun 14, 20203 min read

UK COVID-19 lockdown changes: How R is changing

We should be watching the R value from Monday 15 June. There is concern over rises in the Reproductive Number "R" once some lockdown...

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Students & Allies Unite Globally To Launch #Students_Against_COVID

Guest press release

Apr 28, 20203 min read

Students & Allies Unite Globally To Launch #Students_Against_COVID

A hashtag uniting 100 + students & allies across 30+ countries to empower each other’s voices USA, March 27, 2020 – It started with a...

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Call for artists: European Week Against Cancer 2020

Guest press release

Apr 24, 20202 min read

Call for artists: European Week Against Cancer 2020

European Week Against Cancer 2020 - Virtual Artistic Exhibition Call for Artworks "Study the science of art. Study the art of science....

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NatureVolve issue 5 release - how to get it for free

NatureVolve announcement

Mar 13, 20201 min read

NatureVolve issue 5 release - how to get it for free

NatureVolve is pleased to announce the release of issue 5 of our online magazine on Monday 16 March! Packed with quality visuals and...

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Clarissa Wright

Jan 27, 20202 min read

The importance of a QUIET nights sleep

Is silence important for healthy sleep? We discuss the impact noise can have on sleep, as well as the detriments of poor sleep.

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Air pollution in New York City linked to wildfires hundreds of miles away

Guest press release

Jan 21, 20203 min read

Air pollution in New York City linked to wildfires hundreds of miles away

A new study shows that air pollutants from the smoke of fires from as far as Canada and the southeastern U.S. traveled hundreds of miles...

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Australian fires spark state of emergency

NatureVolve announcement

Jan 2, 20201 min read

Australian fires spark state of emergency

Since the start of Australia's fire season in September last year, the Australian bushfires have killed nearly 500 million animals,...

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Adding doors to open fridges and freezers – a simple way to save energy?

Jonathan Golding (guest writer)

Dec 16, 20193 min read

Adding doors to open fridges and freezers – a simple way to save energy?

Supermarket fridges are a regular sight in our weekly shop, but use a lot of electricity. Estimates suggest they represent 1% of the...

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Issue 5 open call for science researchers

NatureVolve announcement

Nov 22, 20192 min read

Issue 5 open call for science researchers

We are excited to announce that NatureVolve issue 5 is now open for entries in its Science & Research and Conservation section! Approved...

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Climate Protection Policy in Germany:
YouTubers and Scientists united against the Government?

Joachim Allgaier, Andrea Geipel

Nov 14, 201912 min read

Climate Protection Policy in Germany: YouTubers and Scientists united against the Government?

Rezo is a popular 26-year-old YouTuber based in the German university town Aachen, who normally posts funny clips and videos about music...

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Johan Versteegh (guest writer)

Nov 6, 20197 min read

How I stopped scrolling my life away

“What did you mean you didn’t know?! I posted it on Facebook!” How many times have you heard this statement from friends and family...

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These artists' creations speak out about 2019's forest fires

NatureVolve announcement

Oct 30, 20194 min read

These artists' creations speak out about 2019's forest fires

Four creatives; three visual artists and a musician, share their perspectives on the Amazon Forest Fires and climate change concerns that...

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Do natural history films really raise species and conservation awareness?

Harry Baker (guest writer)

Oct 24, 20193 min read

Do natural history films really raise species and conservation awareness?

A new study looking at the effects of natural history films on public awareness has shown that films do lead to increased interest in...

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How to see Orionid Meteor shower on 21 October

NatureVolve announcement

Oct 21, 20192 min read

How to see Orionid Meteor shower on 21 October

Orionids peak around 20-21 October usually, where up to twenty meteors can be visible every hour. They aren’t the only meteor shower home...

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Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for developing lithium-ion batteries

Press

Oct 9, 20191 min read

Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for developing lithium-ion batteries

It was recently announced that 2019's Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to three scientists: John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley...

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Operating Theatre Live comes to Aberdeen on 14 Sept!

Press post

Sep 5, 20192 min read

Operating Theatre Live comes to Aberdeen on 14 Sept!

Today’s lesson, BRAINS! The award-winning operating theatre live is bringing its live human interactive dissection show to St Margarets...

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HABIT to search for water on Mars in 2020

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Aug 20, 20193 min read

HABIT to search for water on Mars in 2020

The Swedish-invented instrument HABIT will search for water on Mars in 2020.

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Now released: NatureVolve issue 4! Here's how to access it for free

NatureVolve announcement

Aug 12, 20191 min read

Now released: NatureVolve issue 4! Here's how to access it for free

We are pleased to announce that NatureVolve issue 4 (2019's summer issue) is now available for download. We have a diversity of subjects...

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Fox silhouette - innovation doesn't fall behind

Nilson Roberto da Silva (Guest writer)

Jul 12, 20194 min read

Fox silhouette - innovation doesn't fall behind

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder; innovation does not fall behind. Illumination on an object creates shadows - a necessary natural...

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How medical devices are harmonising with nature

Editor

Jun 10, 20192 min read

How medical devices are harmonising with nature

Bioplastics are made from organics, such as renewable materials like starch, unlike the usual plastics we come across which are often...

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