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The Journey of a Lifetime: One Man’s Cycle to Break the Cycle

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The Journey of a Lifetime: One Man’s Cycle to Break the Cycle

Want to know what cycling 6,000 km in 45 days does to the body? For us, it’s a thought experiment. For one man, it’s soon to be a reality.

The Fascinating Science Behind the Dominance of Cristiano Ronaldo

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The Fascinating Science Behind the Dominance of Cristiano Ronaldo

With the one obvious exception of a certain Argentinian attacker; no player has had the same impact on the game of football over the last 20 years as Cristiano Ronaldo.

A World Without Coffee - The Heartbreaking Truth

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A World Without Coffee - The Heartbreaking Truth

What would happen if there was no coffee in the world? Let's examine the heartbreaking truth.

5 Of The Best Scientific Twitter Accounts

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5 Of The Best Scientific Twitter Accounts

If you’re going to waste time on Twitter, you might as well learn something while you’re at it — so follow these five brilliant scientists!

Level Up! The Gamification of the Fitness Industry

Level Up! The Gamification of the Fitness Industry

Can the fascinating science of gamification make exercise easier? Maybe it can, but only with a little help from the world of video games.

The 5 Best Mad Scientists on YouTube

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The 5 Best Mad Scientists on YouTube

We’re all about making science fun, but we can’t do it alone. So here’s five of our favourite science YouTube Channels to take a look at.

PartyLab Year in Review: A Look Back at 2021

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PartyLab Year in Review: A Look Back at 2021

2021 has come and gone, and quite frankly we’re exhausted. So let’s take a reflective look back on the year that saw PartyLab come to be.

Can Music Protect Your Brain From Time Itself?

Can Music Protect Your Brain From Time Itself?

Could the music you listen to be the key to keeping your brain healthy as you age? Exciting new research out of Canada seems to think so.

Indulge Your Need for Caffeine and Protect Your Brain

Indulge Your Need for Caffeine and Protect Your Brain

Tea and coffee intake has been linked to decreased chances of experiencing stroke or developing dementia according to research out of China.

The Birth of Comedy: Where Does Humour Come From?

The Birth of Comedy: Where Does Humour Come From?

For the first time, researchers have mapped the development of humour across children up to the age of four, with some interesting results.

How Do We Figure Out When We’re Tired?

How Do We Figure Out When We’re Tired?

We all know that we need to sleep in order to survive, but why is this the case and just how exactly do we know when we’re tired enough?

Is Your Commute to Work Slowly Killing You?

Is Your Commute to Work Slowly Killing You?

Ok, your work commute might not actually be “killing” you, but could it be negatively impacting your actual work performance every day?

“Eat Your Greens and You’ll Grow Big and...Happy?”

“Eat Your Greens and You’ll Grow Big and...Happy?”

Turns out we should’ve been eating our greens all along as researchers show clear links between fruit and veg intake and mental wellbeing.

Improving Your Memory Through Exercise? How Could You Forget!

Improving Your Memory Through Exercise? How Could You Forget!

Even very light exercise for only ten minutes can help improve memory function according to new research, so how can we reap the benefits?

Eat the Rich: Do We Really Hate the 1%?

Eat the Rich: Do We Really Hate the 1%?

Has science finally found the reason why we’re so reluctant to tax the small collection of global billionaires? We definitely think so.

The True Cause of Obesity: More Than Just a Food Issue?

The True Cause of Obesity: More Than Just a Food Issue?

Obesity is one of the most complex problems facing the world today, but have researchers made a promising breakthrough in its treatment?

How Can Mechanical Tools Help Us Learn a Language?

How Can Mechanical Tools Help Us Learn a Language?

Researchers have found concrete links between proficiency with tools and improving language skills, but how can we use this new information?

The 2021 Ig Nobel Awards - The Most Weird and Wonderful Research You've Probably Never Heard Of

The 2021 Ig Nobel Awards - The Most Weird and Wonderful Research You've Probably Never Heard Of

For anyone who doesn’t know, the Ig Nobel Prizes are one of the most coveted awards in modern science (in our humble opinion anyway). Organised by the Annals of Improbable Research and co-sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe Society of Physics Students and the Harvard-Radcliffe Science Fiction Association; they celebrate research

The Devastating Truth Behind a Nuclear Attack

The Devastating Truth Behind a Nuclear Attack

The terror of nuclear war is a shadow that has loomed large over the world ever since the devastation witnessed at Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War Two. It threatens to wipe us from the face of the earth as if we never existed. As a species however, we remain

Pioneers of Science - Women Who Changed The World

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Pioneers of Science - Women Who Changed The World

We were fortunate enough to come across some wonderful free posters from the Perimeter Institute which celebrate the “Forces of Nature” who have helped shape our world. We’ve shared a few below and added some details about these amazing women, but we’d highly recommend you check out the

A New Way To Powerfully Communicate Science

A New Way To Powerfully Communicate Science

Some months ago now, I was perched at a bar with a group of friends from my local town. The COVID-19 pandemic was relatively new, but had been around long enough for us to be worried. Universities had shut down, businesses were worried they’d have to follow suit, and