Sci&Tech Editor Helena Da Costa attends a research conference at the University of Birmingham, where speakers were interrogating the future of clinical psychedelics in society and the law

Sci&Tech Writer Lauren Dicken explains the science behind CheekAge, a new technology which uses our epigenetic markers to reveal secrets about how we age

As the A3 comet is due to be visible over Birmingham this autumn, Treasurer Colby Lazcano explores the history of comet-watching, providing some tips on how to view comets from home

A mystery of perception neuroscience, Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb describes colour synaesthesia and its lessons about human diversity

Comment Editor Yankie Chow explores the procedures involved in treating UK drinking water, as well as the environmental threats to its safety

Sci&Tech Writer Youssra Al Hajji met UoB graduate Sameerah to discuss her journey, from her recent diagnosis with MS to taking part in MS Walk Birmingham this June

Digital Editor Halima Ahad discusses the history of Earth Day and its continuing relevance in climate change politics

Gaming Editor Louis Wright weighs up the advantages and disadvantages of using AI as a learning tool in the classroom

In the wake of deforestation, Digital Editor Halima Ahad discusses national initiatives to revive rainforest environments in the UK

Sci&Tech Editor Georgia Brooks interviews Aumery Triaud to discuss his research into exoplanets, the role of science in society, and astronomy in Antarctica.

Sci&Tech Writer Lucas Simpson reports on the role that transport companies are playing in the Gaza conflict, and what this means for public transport

As part of our regular series exploring the psychology behind common experiences, Sci&Tech Editor Georgia Brooks explains the neurological benefits of taking up meditation