What has convinced some researchers that the risks of heavy cannabis use now warrant public health campaigns to warn people of potential harm?

Biologist Sean B. Carroll, author of The Serengeti Rules, discusses the logic underpinning life

Biologist Sean B. Carroll, author of The Serengeti Rules, discusses the logic underpinning life

Professor Lucie Green explains why we should think of the sun as ‘ringing like a bell’ and why its sound is so important to the study of our star

Professor Lucie Green explains why we should think of the sun as ‘ringing like a bell’ and why its sound is so important to the study of our star

Jo Marchant, science journalist and author of Cure, reveals the powerful and unexpected ways in which the mind can have a role in healing

Jo Marchant, science journalist and author of Cure, reveals the powerful and unexpected ways in which the mind can have a role in healing

How much of our genome is actually doing useful stuff? And what do our genes actually tell our cells to do? We guide you through the basics of genetics

How much of our genome is actually doing useful stuff? And what do our genes actually tell our cells to do? We guide you through the basics of genetics

As the first batch of the best studied humans on the planet turn 70, we speak to Helen Pearson, whose book The Life Project explores this huge birth-cohort study