Exercise Induced Pulmonary Haemorrhage in Horses
Bleeding, or Exercise Induced Pulmonary Haemorrhage (EIPH), is one of the most […]
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Blog posts from YSJ editors.
The Hunt for the Higgs
Physics tries to answer some of the most fundamental questions in the […]
The Terrible Truth About Tanning
I’m sure that everyone reading this has, at least once in their […]
The Real Meaning of Science with Liz Bonnin
On Thursday 6th November, I had the pleasure of interviewing BBC Television […]
The Death Virus: An Overview
The Ebola virus, or ‘Death Virus’ is a major concern due to […]
Sliding Spring Speeds past Mars
The comet Sliding Spring whizzed past the Red Planet last week at […]
Glowing Ice Cream
I’ll have one vanilla, one chocolate and one bioluminescent in a cone, […]
Fire Ant Fabric
50% Cotton, 40% Polyester, 10% Fire ant? Could fire ants be the […]
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Our Battle Against Bacteria
For ages now we’ve been battling an increasing problem – all caused […]
Is Altitude Training the best way to legally improve sporting performance?
Please follow the link below to view my Biology AS Coursework looking […]
What are the current treatments of schizophrenia?
What are the current treatments of schizophrenia? Abstract I discuss the available […]
To infinity and beyond!!
A trip into space can be yours for $250,000 USD. It may […]
Get to know me – Zahra Hanif
You’re probably reading this post because you want to know more about […]
Introduction
Hello all, I am a new Editor here for YSJ and would […]
Science Bites
For a few months now, I’ve been working on my eBook – […]
Neanderthals liked their veg
50,000-year-old fossilised feces have given evidence that the Neanderthals’ diets may have […]
Tomatoes combat cancer
Tomatoes and other lycopene-containing fruit and vegetables have been shown to lower […]
Robotic Whiskers
A team of scientists at the University of California have taken inspiration […]
The Day the Earth Smiled
In this rare image taken on July 19, 2013, the camera onboard […]