Cosmetic surgery is becoming increasing popular in today’s world, however it is a topic that is strongly debated between those who view it as perfectly […] Read More
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There is discussion about whether the periodic table is in the best possible configuration. The various augmentations and variety of models haven’t shown there to […] Read More
Particle Physics By Hamdah Qalib Recently, we have been lucky enough to be involved in heaps of projects and events do with particle physics at […] Read More
A Potential Cure for HIV? By Hilary Leung Hoping to embark on a career in healthcare, many sixth form students have been paying attention to […] Read More
Written by Lily Griffin An Anthropologist on Mars is a book compiled of seven medical case histories, written by the neurologist Oliver Sacks. Each case […] Read More
Globally, animal agriculture is responsible for more greenhouse gases than all the world’s transportation systems combined. Dairy provides just 18% of calories but takes up […] Read More
London is a global city. A thriving hub for business, education and culture with over 40% of the world’s foreign equities traded here and more […] Read More
Our Operating Live Theatre Experience 2018 By Anjali Rajadurai and Diya Dholakia WHAT HAPPENED DURING THE DAY? 1 SURGICAL TECHNIQUES– To start the day off, […] Read More
Having heard about the Design Museum’s ‘Factory of the Future’ workshop, in the Sixth Form notices, I decided to attend, believing that it would be […] Read More
When we perceive things objectively, it means that what we are experiencing is not affected, in anyway, by personal feelings or opinions. Experiencing something objectively […] Read More