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Coronavirus connecting communities together
Coronavirus is bringing communities together – with a quarter of adults saying it has seen them talk to neighbours they previously ... more
The business mission
“New UK Company launches to help young entrepreneurs and existing business owners grow healthy businesses.” Entrepreneur, Nancy Steidl, announced the launch of ... more
Win a WAKIKI.CO.UK dinner party!
How about winning a dinner party for 8 people in the comfort of one’s own home? Yes, indeed! WAKIKI.CO.UK is offering the ... more
Living the dream
Building and running a business may take much dedication, drive and focus however with hard work anything may be achievable. Sisters, ... more
Sizzling flavors of the Afro-Caribbean
They are indeed all about proper soul food. Brothers of West African descent and the founders of WAKIKI, Fuad and Timi ... more
EveryBODY is a yoga body
Donna Noble is a woman on a mission to change the face of yoga. As the founder of CurveSomeYoga, her true ... more
Cracking cases which matter
25-year-old Charlotte Thornber aims to be a motivated, focused and keen individual driven and dedicated to 'crack cases' and search for ... more
The mindful future generation
As a children’s yoga instructor, Mini Me Yoga founder Kate Bartram-Brown knew the children in her weekly classes were experiencing the ... more
Valuing the act of Christmas
International self-help author Anne Jones, celebrates her birthday on Christmas Eve and she recalls several past birthdays when after baking yule log, ... more
Frogurt success
Young entrepreneur Shanelle Guillemette is cycling around aiming to cool down the world – in a unique way. Born and bred ... more
A flourishing stem of treatment
Human embryonic stem cell (hESC) treatment is believed by many scientists to be at the forefront of medical advancement. hESCs may ... more
Lending a helping hand
Researchers are developing prosthetic limb technology, allowing amputees to more effectively interact with the world around them. By integrating biology with ... more
Acknowledging advancing achievement
Since 1901 the Nobel Prize has recognised individuals for their contribution to scientific and cultural advances. Established by Swedish inventor Alfred ... more
Transplanting success into medical confidence
The science community celebrated a medical first last month when a child was born using a transplanted womb. A 36 year ... more
Flower powering a community
A recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) claimed that solar energy may account for the world’s largest source of ... more
A mission of morale boosting
The scientific spotlight moved to India when their Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) reached the planet’s orbit last week. The successful insertion ... more
Creating the sense of bonding
Human communication often encompasses a mixture of senses. People connect with one and other through a combination of sight, sound, smell, ... more
Proactive protection from above
Taking effective action to address environmental issues may produce productive, measurable results. This appears to be the case for the restoration ... more
Building on innovative foundations
The list of applications for 3D printing continues to expand as engineers develop this flexible technology. As the industry grows, so ... more
A hive of sweet discovery
The honeybee brings colour and diversity to the landscape, as it pollinates flowers and delivers food to the rest of its ... more
Fresh perspective on hand
Challenging the body and mind with new perspectives on health - this is the concept driving one of the latest health ... more
Blue bounce back
Measuring lengths of up to 33 metres and weighing 190 tonnes, the blue whale is the largest animal on earth; and ... more
Confidence in a healthier alternative
Electronic cigarettes (e- cigarettes) are aiming to help a large number of individuals around the world improve their health by changing ... more
Tongue in cheek
An organ that has been likened to an octopus’ tentacle, the complexity of the human tongue allows it to perform fast, ... more
Challenges from the universe
The intriguing world of quantum physics is vastly different to the one humans may perceive on a day to day basis. ... more
Looking in to virtual health
Virtual reality (VR) is taking a confident leap from a familiar science fiction concept to general public gadget, when the Oculus ... more
Hooked on the albatross
The albatross is an iconic seabird, motivating artists and poets alike. Coleridge used the bird as a powerful symbol in the ... more
An extraordinary spectacle
The Google Impact Challenge, designed to help fund the most innovative technology, came to its conclusion last month when four winners ... more
The black and white of conservation
Edinburgh Zoo announced earlier this month that Tian Tian, their prized giant panda, was likely to give birth at the end ... more
Unearthing a pivotal journey
Piecing together the story of human evolution gives scientists a glimpse into human ancestry and their evolutionary and physical journey to ... more
A city of bright ideas
Creating a more sustainable world means taking many small, yet vital steps. Street lighting is an important piece of technology, which ... more
Man’s new best friend
In ‘Her’, a film released earlier this year, the main protagonist falls in love with an operating system, so advanced that ... more
Power to the people
The individual is just as important as the collective when it comes to preserving our current climate and environment. A recent ... more
Under alien ice
Is there life elsewhere in the universe? This is a question which has inspired generations of imaginations as they gaze into ... more
Buzzing with innovation
Genetic engineering, when planned and executed correctly, has huge potential to help improve conditions on a global scale. This may be ... more
Conserving a key British species
A distinct, beautiful insect, the butterfly is a clear sign the British summer has arrived. Bringing a stunning elegance to the ... more
A greener source for technology
Millions of individuals across the world work at refuse sites in developing countries. Carefully collecting recyclable materials, such as plastics and ... more
Keep your eyes on the “PRISE”
Weight reduction: a multi-million pound industry with thousands of books, tips and professional advice circulating today’s many media outlets. However, whereas ... more
Revolutionary technique enlightens dentistry
Teeth: the workhorse of the human body. Their specialised shapes have meant that humans as a species can eat a broad ... more
Eureka moment for potential parasite vaccine
Malaria, the parasite-driven condition spread via mosquito vectors, is one of the most notorious pathogens, endemic to equatorial regions within sub-Saharan ... more
Sci-Fi like technology shows burns efficacy
Countering drug-resistant bacteria has been looked into for years ever since these types of pathogens burst on to the scene, with ... more
Frequency key to diabetes management
Type into google “diabetes management” and you will open pages upon pages of advice from health scientists, forums, support groups and ... more
Strides in cancer treatment from atypical ally
Viruses and mankind have shared an evolutionary history since the dawn of man, evolving, adapting to best infect and protect from ... more
Research turns popular oxidant belief upside down
Foods containing rich sources of antioxidants, like blueberries and red peppers, have long been hailed as ‘superfoods’ by various health specialists ... more
“Goddess of fate” gene shows Alzheimer’s potential
Getting older and cognitive function go hand in hand: our brain’s capacity to absorb knowledge and create new ideas, develops over ... more
Stem cell breakthrough hails research possibilities
A novel and first of its kind discovery may have altered the way we test products and compounds meant for human ... more
Vaccine trial takes more subtle route
Vaccines have aided humanity tremendously ever since their inception, improving immunity to pathogens whilst even sending some strains to the confines ... more
Novel discovery benefits chemo patients
The treatment of cancer with chemotherapy uses varying drugs, depending of the type of condition the patient is diagnosed with. Some ... more
Relaxing treatment shows post-exercise promise
Are the bicep curls making it complicated to lift your arms? Have all those squats made your trip up the stairs ... more
Novel multi-drug method shows promise
A new way to treat Hepatitis C could be available for human use as soon as late 2014, according to novel ... more
