EXPs in Science

How astrologers practiced early medicine

Astrology, one of our longest intellectual traditions

The cancer cell information revolution

Exploring the universe to explain our own existence

The Higgs boson, dark matter and other mysteries of the universe

The particle physics revolution

Science as a calling

The vulnerabilities of civilisation on Earth and beyond

Planning ahead for a decisive century

Exploring the origins of the universe

Science without borders: Sharing a passion for discovery

Understanding the organisation of our DNA to intercept disease

Going beyond DNA: the science of epigenetics

Beating the odds: ovarian cancer survivors

The evolution of cancer medicine

How cellular software can help us to decode cancer

The beauty of mathematics applied to human biology

Stars, Planets and Galaxies?

Fluid mechanics and the problem of turbulence

The experience of being me

How the brain accomplishes perception

The neural correlates of consciousness

Building public trust in science

What do we mean by excellence in science?

Stem cell therapies, from blood transfusion to cancer treatments

The methane cycle and the challenge of global warming

How microbes define life on Earth

On being a cancer researcher

New cancer treatments and the search for drivers

Cancer cells and genetic alteration

The myths around technology

Finding a planet like Earth

Modern telescopes and exoplanets

New planets around the nearest stars

Marie Curie, Rosalind Franklin and women's roles in the history of science

Science and The State?

Isaac Newton, a man of science and religion

Seed savers and gardeners

Why care about crop diversity?

The long history of plant breeding

The nature of neurodegenerative diseases

The art of being a scientist

The uses and implications of DNA technology

Understanding the process of DNA replication

Blue and green technologies

Living onlife: how the boundaries between the online and offline blur

New ethics to understand and regulate digital technologies

The gut-brain connection

Sex differences, diversity and equality

How organs change and communicate

The exceptional influence of Charles Darwin

Does DNA alone shape our brains?

When aging begins and the path of loss and decline

How the brain forms and the rules that allow the brain to develop

Restoring trust in science

Are statistical models wrong?

The Anthropocene

What stress is and how we respond to it

The mixed impacts of the digital economy

What is going on in the brain

Understanding the rhythms of our body

Searching for gene therapies

A child with a rare genetic disease: the story of Corentin

The immensity of the human genome

Beneath the polar ice sheets

Neuroscience and the understanding of our sense of consciousness

Inside the brain: the challenging use of technology in neuroscience

Neurons and the human brain

Resolving the malaria challenges?

Looking for the organism that gave rise to life on Earth

Being a scientist: journey into the unknown

The malaria parasite

Developing a malaria vaccine

Cancer: the selfish cell

The Gaia hypothesis and Gaia 2.0

Climate tipping points

Revolutions that made the Earth