Anna Shortt and Oriana Pateiro reflects on the panel hosted at the University of Birmingham for World Space Week this year, with the...

In this special World Space Week article, Anwesha Sahu discusses the challenges women have faced to become astronauts, and how...

In our special World Space Week article, Esme Morgan explains the life and career of the amazing NASA scientist Adriana Ocampo. Though we...

An insight into oSTEM’s inclusive conference by Sophie Byrne LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning) people...

Daisy Cave interviews Maria Sharif on how COVID-19 has affected her PhD and science communication. Maria Sharif, founder of the Research...

Adam Dorey discusses race and science with Angela Saini

Bethan Soanes reports on the WISE Inspire event, featuring interviews with Sarah Cosgriff and Dr Maria Velissariou

On Sunday 10th March, the second multidisciplinary sporting event occurred within the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Marriyum Hasany unravels the potential of perovskite solar cells featuring an interview with Cambridge’s Dr. Sam Stranks

SATNAV and BME Magazine have collaborated for an article swap! Here, Ayesha Hashim discusses the Human Taxonomy and Subjective Science

Join us as we share with you our evening with Simon Singh!

On Saturday 17th February, the first multidisciplinary sports event in the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences took place at UoB

SATNAV interviews Professor David Phillips CBE FRS, Past President of the Royal Society of Chemistry and University of Birmingham alumnus

On Thursday 8th February, AstroSoc held one of their much-awaited Tea, Talk and Telescope evenings

SATNAV and Linguist Magazine have collaborated for an article swap!

The University of Birmingham Robotics Club (UBRobotics) is just celebrating its second birthday

Interview and article by Philippa Jefferies, Joanna Chustecki and Sara Jebril With thanks to the EPS Community and Alumni Relations Office

Joanna Chustecki and Mel Jack interview the Nobel-prize winner and former Head of Chemistry at the University of Birmingham

Marion Cromb interviews Arifa Khan, an advocate for Blockchain, a pioneering new way to bank, buy and transfer property