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- PETER ROGERS
In an article first published on The Conversation, PETER ROGERS, professor of biological psychology at the University of Bristol, looks at what science tells us about weight loss...
A Sustainable Life: Turn off the porch light - six easy ways to stop light pollution from harming our wildlife
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- EMILY FOBERT, KATHERINE DAFFORN and MARIANA MAYER-PINTO
In an article first published on The Conversation, academics EMILY FOBERT, KATHERINE DAFFORN and MARIANA MAYER-PINTO look at how you can help reduce light pollution impacts on wildlife...
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- MEAGAN CLARK
MEAGAN CLARK, of Religion Unplugged, looks at the history of the Washington, DC, church which hit the headlines this week...
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- ALVIN JOHNSON
ALVIN JOHNSON looks at Biblical mentions of barley, known as seorah...
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- ELISABETH CARTER
Even as coronavirus lockdown and social distancing measures are easing, using technology to connect with others - whether for personal, religious or work-related reasons - remains a way of life for many for the forseeable future. ELISABETH CARTER looks at some ways to combat 'Zoom fatigue'...
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- JUDITH RIDNER
With hand-washing a key component in the fight against coronavirus, JUDITH RIDNER, professor of history at Mississippi State University, writes, in an article first published on The Conversation, about the origins of soap...
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- MICHAEL TAYLOR
In an article to mark Earth Day, MICHAEL TAYLOR, of the Thomson Reuters Foundation, provides some tips on how to live sustainably during the coronavirus pandemic...
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- David Adams
With the coronavirus keeping people at home all over the world, DAVID ADAMS looks at how you can visit five of the world's most famous churches without leaving the comfort of your own home...
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- H COLLEEN SINCLAIR
In an article first published on The Conversation, H COLLEEN SINCLAIR, an associate professor of social psychology at Mississippi State University, looks at some tips for spotting "fake news" on the web...
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- BRITTANY HARKER MARTIN
In an article first published on The Conversation, BRITTANY HARKER MARTIN, of Canada's University of Calgary, gives some tips for how to adjust to working in what can be a crowded house...
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- RICHARD GUNDERMAN
In a special Know It All, medical academic RICHARD GUNDERMAN of Indiana University in the US, looks at - in an article first published on The Conversation -some facts and figures about the 1918 flu...
