New Scientist

Interoception: the 'sixth sense' - our ability to tune into our body’s internal signals

The Everything Principle: Can this sweeping idea from neuroscience explain the entire universe?

'Fixing Science's Fatal Flaw'

Being able to distinguish between cause and effect is crucial to really utilising data capture. Now we have the maths to do it reliably

Selection of food spots for a special issue about nutrition

'Could when you eat matter as much as what you eat?'

For a special issue about nutrition

'Fixing Science's Fatal Flaw'

Being able to distinguish between cause and effect is crucial to really utilising data capture. Now we have the maths to do it reliably

'Why the Universe is Just Right for Life'

Stephen Hawking's final theory tackles the biggest question of all

Cover artwork for a special issue about nutrition

The Everything Principle: Can this sweeping idea from neuroscience explain the entire universe?

'Nowhere to Hide'

Data harvesting and how your online activity can be used to categorise you in ways that can drastically alter your life

Artwork from a series about refining and developing existing inventions. In this case, the bicycle

‘Only Child, self-centred, spoiled and lonely' 

Illustrating an article that looks at whether this stereotype is true, and if growing up without siblings affects personality traits and well-being

 Everything Principle