Series Scientists or artists? Part I Science and art go hand in hand more often than you would think. In this first part of two, editor Linshan Feng puts the matter into historical perspective. Linshan Feng • September 09, 2021
News The future of European AI regulation How do you regulate AI? And do you do it on a European scale? Editor Frank Rensen dives into this question by interviewing the experts. Frank Rensen • July 15, 2021
Interview A personal perspective on alternative paths in science Many students don't know what the next step in their career will be. Do I continue studying or should I look for a job? Why not learn from the experienced people? Vanessa Torrens Juaneda • July 08, 2021
History Heike Kamerlingh Onnes and the coldest place on Earth You know it: the Kamerlingh Onnes building. But do you know the man behind the building? Marlise van der Veen • July 01, 2021
Research How scats might save the cats On januari 2021 it seemed like Artis, the oldest zoo in the Netherlands, was going to have to say goodbye to its lions. Why? And how can we solve it? Cynthia Peelen • June 28, 2021
Series The pandemic you forgot about - Part II This article is the second part of Callum Griffiths' article on the forgotten HIV-pandemic. Callum Griffiths • June 24, 2021
Research Moonshot Tardigrades: Galactic Hitchhikers? Tardigrades can survive anything, right? Brand new research takes another look at this question. Michiel de Groot • June 17, 2021
Background The trash problem above our heads Space trash: it's a problem that concerns all of us, more than we might realise. Why exactly? Martijn Pellegrom • June 10, 2021
Background Fact-checking of misleading visuals Fact-checking is hot. Platforms for fact-checking and Twitter accounts that fight fake news and misleading information are popping up everywhere. But most of this fact-checking skips an important source of misinformation: visuals. Soraya Schachtschabel • June 03, 2021
