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A child reading from their phone under a blanket

Sleep loss and circadian rhythms

virus particles besides a masked face

Encephalitis – when viral infections attack the brain

hospital beds on a ward

Sharing learning between childhood leukaemia and brain tumour trials

a heavily pregnant belly

Coronavirus’s impact on maternal mental health

gloved hands hold an albino mouse

Huntington’s disease and mouse models

icebergs

Climate change and carbon in Antarctic expeditions

a series of decision arrows on a blackboard

Preference orderings represented by coherent upper and lower conditional previsions

protest placards at a climate demonstration Prof Mitchell argues the climate strikes represent a human rights-based phenomenon that emphasises millions of young women in leadership.

Child rights and the climate strike movement

a table with laptops, notes and pens on it

How the arts, society and technology intersect

cell samples of carcinoma

Cellular sensing in a disordered environment

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