By Kirsten Obanor Space infrastructure. You rely on it every day. From the moment you open Google Maps to the

Isa Arellano highlights scientists' long-running April Fools' tradition of posting joke papers to popular science archive site arXiv.

Leo Kelly discusses how a sample from Asteroid Bennu reveals that the basics of life may not be limited to our planet.

Isa Arellano reveals a lesser known pandemic that is considered by scientists to be one of the leading threats to the entirety of the world's amphibian population.

Oisín Cheshire analyses QUB's AI policy in assessment.

Zoe Pearse discusses her key takeaways from attending the global health.tech summit in Switzerland.

Michael McQuillan considers countries' alternative drug policies, and how it may play out for Ireland.

Following Anthropic's striking Super Bowl ads, Leo Kelly explains the ad-based rivalry between OpenAI and Anthropic.

Ever fancied knowing what's really happening to your body during a hangover? Ellen Lundy reports on the science behind the headaches and the nausea, including some tips and tricks to help you along th…

Isa Arellano gives the rundown on a recent study explaining how AI benefits individuals but harms collective science.

Zoe Pearse reveals the lesser known carcinogen in our lives: ham and it's ultra-processed relatives.

Sean Colligan discusses screening tests for prostate cancer, including PSA tests and EpiSwitch blood tests. Focusing on the problems, benefits, and controversies, as well as the key question – where d…

Isa Arellano discusses the ramifications of increasing rates of species extinctions in recent years.

Zoe Pearson reveals the shocking use of poo as medicine and how nature did it first.

Zoe Pearse discusses the surprising health benefits of taking a Baltic swim.

New UK research promises a diagnostic revolution using DNA folding, but how close are we to real change? Beth Emerson analyses.

Harry Moore discusses the debated ramifications of the UK government's disposable vaping ban.

By Alicia McCormack There are a multitude of crippling problems on Earth – starvation, poverty, disease, abuse. Meanwhile an abundance

Katie McShane discusses Ireland's involvement in seismology, highlighting the ‘Quake Shake’ program by DIAS, allowing citizens to monitor global earthquakes. Despite being relatively stable, Ireland h…

Mia Constantinescu analyses the recent "de-extinction" of the dire wolf and the need for modern conservation.

Ciarán Mallon reflects on the curse of Irish weather and the battles our amateur astronomers face because of it.

The contemporary influence of corporations in stifling environmentalist protests.

Chloe Jacob writes on the balance of when and how to use caffeine while studying for exam season.

Mia Constantinescu reports on her experience working with the Mediterranean Marine Life Centre in turtle conservation and the impact of tourists on their conservation.

Caleb Todd delves into the rich history of Northern Ireland's Armagh Observatory.

Iosif gives a student's guide on what the flu is and how to avoid it!

Mia Constantinescu reflects on a Dry January, as well as how to make sober socialising more accessible.

Ciarán Mallon breaks down the highlights of astronomy for the year and how anyone can view them.

Mia Constantinescu dives into Seasonal-Affective Disorder and how to battle it in the coming winter.