SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Words: Deepanjana Biswas (she/her) Memories of love and the remains of mortality heap into the sensibilities of this soil, creating a composition which can never

Words: Maya Price (she/her) A planet riddled with injustice doesn’t have to be how others find us. From footprints and fossils, to the genetic lineage

Words: Anwen Beck (she/her) You, at your most vulnerable, are told that you can raise the dead and bring back what you lost – what

Words: Freya Wood (she/her) Walking through Glasgow today, science rarely announces itself loudly. Instead, it appears quietly, woven into the city’s landscape: a statue standing

Words: Grace Hussey (she/her) literature is no longer static, it has gained the potential to become a living, breathing thing. I remember long nights of

Words: Nina Atkinson (she/her) The unborn, it seemed, were not insulated from the effects of history. In a Glasgow GP surgery, a second-generation South Asian

Words: Nina Atkinson (she/her) When an object was simply an object, there was less risk of losing good memories to the swirling digital cloud. Perhaps

Words: Lani Heywood (she/her) Welcome to Cyberspace, I will be your guide. In its advent, there was a vision of Cyberspace existing outside of governed

Words: Maya Price (she/her) Social media’s role in systemic violence against groups who have been degraded and silenced – whether through the selective removal of

Words: Deepanjana Biswas (she/her) There is no pure truth and impure lie, only multifaceted matter beckoning the mind’s curious perception. I recall being 11 and

Words: Lani Heywood (she/her) What is “natural” doesn’t seem to have anything to do with science at all, and more to do with fitting naturally

Words: Alice McCloskey (she/her) the lucid dream not only dissolves the mythical boundary between consciousness and unconsciousness electrophysiologically – bridging the states of the mind,

Words: Isaac Quirke (he/him) While genetic modification of the food chain has the potential to muddy Scotland’s squeaky-clean agricultural image, rewriting the building blocks of

Words: Fleur Kas (she/her) birth is not a pure process: it is painful, respiratory, and contested. Mothers should have the right to choose whichever method

Words: Bersabeh Eskinder Abdi (she/her) Whether it’s the microchipped Covid vaccines, or the autism-causing Tylenol,  the media thrives off misinformation, and in this case, through

Words: Matthew Curry But as we know, nothing in the world comes for free. The price for all of these conveniences and gifts is you

Words: Evie Clark (she/her) So, are we as a society destined for destruction? Alert! Fatal System Error 404: Humanity not Found? Much to our dismay,

Words: Natalia Nowak (she/her)  Treating our ecosystems as an interwoven, living, communicating organism – as with the mycorrhizae – has been shown to boost ecosystem