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Jan
11
2026

Dr Sam Arnold: Autistic Burnout

Health, Mental Health, Psychology, Social Sciences, Society & Culture

Autistic burnout is not just tiredness. It can be a prolonged, life-altering depletion linked to sensory overload and masking. Sam ...

Jan
11
2026

Dr Rebecca Davies: Rogue Planets, Double Explosions and a Galaxy That Breaks the Rules

Natural Sciences, Science

Space had a strange week, with headlines about a free-floating planet, a possible new kind of double explosion, and a ...

Jan
11
2026

Samuel Cornell: Why We Pretend Holidays Were Great

Places & Travel, Popular Culture, Psychology, Social Sciences, Society & Culture

Coming home from a trip and admitting it was disappointing can feel strangely shameful. Public health researcher Samuel Cornell explains ...

Jan
2
2026

Dr Sara Webb: Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS and What It Reveals About Our Galaxy

Environment, Natural Sciences, Science

An interstellar comet has passed through our solar system, offering scientists a rare chance to study material from beyond our ...

Jan
2
2026

Dr Nisa Salim: Storing and Protecting Winter Clothes

Environment, Natural Sciences

As winter clothes are packed away for summer, natural fibres like wool and silk can quietly deteriorate if they’re not ...

Dec
21
2025

Lee Knight: Preventing Domestic Violence Before It Happens

Health, Personal Safety, Psychology, Relationships, Science & Medicine

A world-first Australian trial is exploring whether treating impulsivity could help prevent domestic and family violence before harm occurs. Lee ...

Dec
21
2025

Professor Stephen Nicholls: A World-First Gene-Editing Treatment for Cholesterol

Diet and Nutrition, Health, Medicine, Science & Medicine

A world-first clinical trial has tested a one-time gene-editing therapy designed to lower cholesterol and triglycerides at their source. Professor ...

Dec
21
2025

Elizabeth Jane: Why Christmas Can Intensify Grief

Kids & Family, Mental Health, Psychology, Relationships, Social Sciences, Society & Culture

Christmas often amplifies feelings of loss, absence and loneliness for people living with grief. Elizabeth Jane reflects on why this ...

Dec
21
2025

Inge Gnatt: Why Some of Us Are Competitive and Others Are Chill

Kids & Family, Psychology, Social Sciences, Society & Culture

Some people thrive on competition, while others prefer to opt out entirely. Psychologist Inge Gnatt explains where those differences come ...

Dec
14
2025

Dr Sara Webb: Building on Mars, Baby Star Systems and Space History

Natural Sciences, Science

From bacteria-based construction on Mars to dozens of star systems forming in real time, space science continues to move at ...