Symbiogenesis: an Evolutionary Accident (that Reshaped Life on Earth Forever)
By delving in the history of our Earth’s evolution, Max Walk explores the three domains of life, and how symbiogenesis was a remarkable...
SATNAVmagazine
- Sep 19
- 3 min
Accident and Negligence: Will our Safety Always be Compromised?
Francis Himsworth looks at the integration of chemicals in our society, and how the unknown long-term side effects of everyday chemicals...
SATNAVmagazine
- Sep 19
- 2 min
Phineas and Friends: Three mysterious medical accidents that are still perplexing to this day
Vinny Vince examines the peculiar nature of a selection of bizarre medical cases, and the way in which their intrigue has captured and...
SATNAVmagazine
- Sep 19
- 3 min
The Swiss Scientist who ‘Tripped’ up: The discovery of LSD and where we are now
Emily Adams explores the fascinating evolution of the narrative and perspectives on psychedelic drugs. Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD)...
SATNAVmagazine
- Sep 19
- 4 min
At The Heart Of A Tragedy: How the Bristol Heart Scandal Transformed Modern Medicine
Sam Lee explores how one hospital’s malpractice sparked a nationwide conversation about the importance of ethics in the NHS, and led to a...
SATNAVmagazine
- Sep 19
- 3 min
Dinosaur Discoveries: A Series of Accidents and Coincidences
Harry T. Jones examines and contextualises the intriguing events that triggered monumental discoveries in the dinosaur world....
SATNAVmagazine
- Sep 19
- 2 min
Why is Everything Evolving into Crabs? - The Bizarre Phenomena of Carcinisation
Ellen Foster discusses the incredible, peculiar, and confounding phenomenon of carcinisation. Okay, maybe not everything is evolving into...
SATNAVmagazine
- Mar 28
- 2 min
What lurks under the sea
Kayley Thacker considers the thrilling untapped potential the aquatic world holds for mitigating society's most critical concerns. Is the...
SATNAVmagazine
- Mar 28
- 3 min
Beyond Boundaries in Science
Sai Potteru breaks down the subtleties of scientific academia by looking at the links between various fields, and places emphasis on the...
SATNAVmagazine
- Mar 28
- 3 min
Is DNA the Next Big Thing in Digital Data Storage?
Katie Fegan discusses the future of digital data storage in a fast-growing world, and the crucial role DNA could play in securing this....
SATNAVmagazine
- Mar 28
- 2 min
Same Brain, New Ideas
Anna Dalmasso explores the possibilities underlying scientific thought and discovery through a neuroscientific lens Over 1.2 trillion...
SATNAVmagazine
- Mar 28
- 3 min
Ageing, Alzheimer's and Immprtality: Should Scientists be Working to Increase Lifespan?
Emily Adams explores the ethics and intricaces of the ageing process, and if at all we should even be considering tampering with our...
SATNAVmagazine
- Mar 28
- 2 min
Organocatalysis - A Greener Molecule
Francis Hemsworth outlines and argues for the use of Organocatalysis as a more sustainable cataylist. A whopping 90% of all commercially...
SATNAVmagazine
- Mar 28
- 2 min
Tomorrow’s World, Today
Luca Adly contemplates the striking intersection of pop culture and the trajectories of technological development past, present and...
SATNAVmagazine
- Mar 28
- 3 min
To Mend a Broken Heart: The Past, Present, and Future of Heart Failure
Sam Lee offers an informative guide to pioneering advancements in the treatment of heart failure. What is Heart Failure? Heart failure...
SATNAVmagazine
- Nov 26, 2021
- 5 min
Reflection on 'Blasting Off: A Panel Discussion with Women in Space and Tech'
Anna Shortt and Oriana Pateiro reflects on the panel hosted at the University of Birmingham for World Space Week this year, with the...
SATNAVmagazine
- Oct 4, 2021
- 2 min
Women in Space: Period.
In this special World Space Week article, Anwesha Sahu discusses the challenges women have faced to become astronauts, and how...
SATNAVmagazine
- Oct 4, 2021
- 2 min
Adriana Ocampo: NASA’s Asteroid Catcher
In our special World Space Week article, Esme Morgan explains the life and career of the amazing NASA scientist Adriana Ocampo. Though we...
SATNAVmagazine
- Jun 6, 2021
- 3 min
The long struggle for full representation of women in science
Daisy Cave exposes the misogyny faced by female scientists throughout history
SATNAVmagazine
- Jun 6, 2021
- 2 min
Night-time in colour - the extraordinary vision of nocturnal animals
From hawkmoths to geckos, Adam Manning investigates the science behind colour night vision