1 November 2023
Why do so many diets lead to more weight gain? Do more active people have faster metabolisms? Should we all be hitting the gym three times a week? Do you ever feel like everyone else copes with life’s problems better than you? Do you ever...
1 November 2023
7 - 8 October | Dedicated Schools' Day 9 October ExCeL London and Online SUPER EARLY BIRD TICKETS NOW ON SALE Are you curious about our brains, our bodies, our planet and our universe? Do you want to know how thinking scientifically can help...
1 November 2023
Free subscriber-only event Want to know what’s hot in physics, cosmology, the quantum world and more? Join our panel of New Scientist writers and editors: Michael Brooks, Daniel Cossins, Anna Demming and Richard Webb as they tackle the biggest...
1 November 2023
Our first new US event features two world-leading scientists exploring the ways that modern life is impacting our health. There is no doubt that modern life – and modern medicine – has led to untold health benefits. From mRNA vaccinations...
1 November 2023
Join us as we bring together senior business leaders, policymakers and scientists to discuss the impact of AI on business, understand what's next for AI and shape how we should regulate it. This half day conference on Thursday 28th September 2023 at...
1 November 2023
We are missing the first billion years from the timeline of the universe: ‘The Era of the First Stars'. The time when the very first stars burst into life, when darkness gave way to light. Hundreds of times the size of the Sun and a million times...
1 November 2023
Dark matter is holding galaxies like our own together, even streaming through our bodies right now, but we know very little about what it is. Understanding the nature of the mysterious dark matter is one of the most important scientific missions of our...
1 November 2023
Sex, death, murder, disease, warfare, invasion, migration and famine. Of all the historical texts available to us, none is richer than the one we carry inside every cell. in the last few years, we have made extraordinary progress in our ability to read...
1 November 2023
In this talk, Helen Thomson will guide you through proven ways to sleep better; explain the one kind of exercise you’re probably not doing, but that could save your life; reveal the four most corrosive behaviours in any relationship;...
1 November 2023
Having accurate information on the world and the forces within it, is a key part of our national defence and security. However, with the data that informs this understanding growing in volume and complexity, making sense of it quickly and accurately...
