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Welcome to the Science Basement Podcast! We have a new episode every two weeks, where we interview different sci-guests.
Blogging science is a project that aims to provide a platform for young scientists to develop their science communication skills through writing.
Have you ever wanted to meet a researcher and ask them about their work? Join us in the Afternoon in the Science Basement talk series.
Youth Science Club is a project where we expose African Diaspora to STEM subjects through hands-on workshops.
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Gene therapy is a ray of hope for many people battling life-altering diseases. This was also the case for an 8-year-old boy, Oliver Chu, who was diagnosed with a...
Why do some articles feel effortless to read while others lose us halfway through? The answer is often pacing. This article explores how science communicators can use structure, tension,...
The career path after a PhD can look very different from person to person. This personal story gives you some insights into careers in the industry and in academia,...
For over a century, obesity research has evolved from a simple story of personal weakness in resisting pleasurable foods to a complex, multifaceted disease. Yet this shift has not...
Have you ever wondered what actually makes a conversation flow or fall apart? Why do some interactions feel effortless, while others feel awkward or draining?In Episode 6.3 of The...
Have you ever wondered what a neutrino really is? How does it fit in with protons, neutrons and electrons? And why is it so ghost-like? In episode 6.2 of...
Episode 6.1 opens Season 6 of Science Basement with a roundtable discussion reflecting on the year 2025 in science. The hosts share their favourite scientific discoveries, influential papers, emerging...
At our Youth Science Club (TSB-YEPP collaboration), we hosted a Floating Balloon Competition, a challenge where physics meets teamwork and creativity! A session exploring concepts like gravity, buoyancy, and...
