BBC Science Focus - 2021-03-18

• FROM THE EDITOR
• PROF SIR TIM BERNERS-LEE
• DR JEREMY ROSSMAN
• MOYA SARNER
• PROF AVI LOEB
• DISCOVERIE­S
• ALEKS KROTOSKI
• MICHAEL MOSLEY
• A SCIENTIST’S GUIDE TO LIFE
• “POLARISATI­ON RESULTS IN FLAME WARS, MORE SHARING, MORE YELLING AND THAT ALL COUNTS AS ENGAGEMENT”
• WOMEN IN HISTORY WE DON’T TALK ABOUT
• CAN WE MAKE THE INTERNET GREAT AGAIN?
• HOW TO BUILD A MARTIAN MEGA CITY
• A shot in the dark
• BRAIN MAPPING
• Anyfin is possible
• POPEYE WAS RIGHT
• PERSEVERAN­CE
• TIANWEN-1
• RATS: ARE WE REALLY SEEING PLAGUES OF RODENTS IN OUR CITIES DURING THE PANDEMIC?
• OBESITY: COULD A NEW APPETITE-CONTROLLIN­G DRUG BE THE TREATMENT WE’VE BEEN CRAVING?
• A cheaper, quicker and cleaner way to recycle more of your gadgets
• Bullying: how to slay the social media trolls
• Money: does the internet need ads?
• Extremism: how physics can stop radicalisa­tion
• Mental health: social media has teeth, but how can we decide if it needs to be tamed?
• Disinforma­tion: can we slow the tide of fake news?
• Breaking up the power: does the internet’s future have to depend on a handful of megacorps?
• IF WE DON'T DESTROY IT, WHEN WILL THE WORLD COME TO AN END?
• WHAT CAUSES PEOPLE’S PERSPECTIV­ES TO CHANGE SO MUCH ONCE THEY BECOME PARENTS?
• HOW TO SPOT LEO
• COULD BEING HAPPIER HELP US FIGHT INFECTIOUS DISEASES?

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