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Safety First: Students Fighting For Sustainable Chemistry Labs

Posted on 27th April 201831st May 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The student led SHE (Safety Health and Environment) Committee was set up in 2016 by ex-industrial placement chemistry Masters students who recognised the vast difference in safety practices and regulations from their time in industry […]

Agony aunt: break ups

Posted on 24th November 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

“I’m currently experiencing a break up whilst at university, and its hard being away from home. Do you have any advice for how to cope?” Break ups are extremely difficulty no matter the circumstance and […]

Nikola Tesla: A Flamboyant Futurist

Posted on 13th October 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Tesla is a name I’m sure everyone is familiar with by now, but today it’s perhaps more synonymous with the pioneering car company started by Elon Musk than the brilliant, if a little eccentric, inventor, […]

The Mexican Earthquakes

Posted on 2nd October 20176th October 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Earthquakes’ recent ubiquity in news should do nothing to lessen their perceptions within the public’s mind. These earth-shaking events can devastate entire cities, destroy millions of peoples’ lives and can kill thousands, yet are sorely […]

Superstates of Matter

Posted on 25th September 201729th September 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

We’re all familiar with the regular phases of matter: solid, liquid and gas. I’m sure many of you have heard of plasmas too, a more exotic state of matter similar to gas but where all […]

The March for Science

Posted on 30th April 201731st May 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

In protest to the Trump administration’s views on climate change, science policy and their continual exclusion of scientific evidence from policy decisions, scientists organised rallies and marches in over 600 cities around the world on […]

Tribology: A little bit of friction goes a long way

Posted on 30th April 20179th September 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

This weird sounding word does not mean the study of tribes, as many puzzled people have asked me before, though perhaps the subtitle has given it away. Tribology is the study of interacting surfaces in […]

What’s new in science this week?

Posted on 12th March 201713th March 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Computer Operating system and short movie stored on DNA: Scientists at the Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science have shown that it’s possible to use an algorithm, normally designed for streaming videos on mobile […]

Knowledge Bytes: Running out of time

Posted on 25th February 201725th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

If you’re a computer science student or find computer systems interesting, you’re probably familiar with the concept of Unix time – this being the time keeping method used by multiple operating systems to describe the […]

What’s new in science this week?

Posted on 12th February 201711th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Polling found to still be best predictor of election results: In a study from the University of Houston, researchers have found that global polling can predict up to 90% of election outcomes from around the world. […]

What’s new in science this week?

Posted on 5th February 201711th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

New interface allows locked-in people to communicate: The terrifying prospect of not being able to communicate has become less scary with the advent of a new interface, allowing thoughts to be deciphered. Participants in the […]

What’s new in science this week?

Posted on 27th November 201626th November 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The secret to supercharging phones in seconds revealed? Scientists from the University of Florida have developed a new method for creating flexible supercapacitors, capable of storing more energy than before and can be recharged more than […]

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