10 years ago, we predicted flying cars. Instead, we got Twitter and step trackers. Considering that many Fourth Industrual Revolution technologies are considered luxury and unaffordable, Caitlin Painter asks, has the Fourth Industrial Revolution failed to deliver?
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“Two years of a maths degree has taught me almost nothing about female mathematicians” – Caitlin Painter reflects on women in maths for international women’s day.
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In October 1992, an embryo was frozen by an anonymous couple. It remained frozen for over 27 years until thawed and transferred into the uterus of a woman unable to conceive naturally. Born in October 2020, Molly Gibson is believed to hold the record for the longest frozen embryo to result in a birth. Caitlin Painter reports.
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The discovery of a possible life signature on Venus was led by Professor Jane Greaves of Cardiff University. Caitlin Painter discusses how this discovery came about, and the challenges facing women in STEM to this day.
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