Are We Getting to a Point Where it is Safe to Gene-Edit Babies

Let’s face it: as Year 12s, most of our daily existential dread is confined to the UCAS personal statement and EPQ if you are doing it of course, or wondering if the cafeteria will run out of paninis before you get let out of lessons 5 minutes too late. But recently, Columbia University scientists decided to elevate global existential dread by publishing a preprint study that asks a much heavier question: Are we finally ready to safely rewrite the genetic code of human embryos?

Are We Getting to a Point Where it is Safe to Gene-Edit Babies

The Art of Semi-Communication: How Scandinavian Households Function Through Multiple Languages

In Norway, it wouldn’t be unusual to observe a family’s weeknight dinner and notice one parent ask a question in Swedish, the other reply in Norwegian, while the children bicker in a local Norwegian dialect. There is no translation needed and only a few misunderstandings. But just how does it work exactly and why is it so common?

The Art of Semi-Communication: How Scandinavian Households Function Through Multiple Languages

4 Exam Myths or Tips

As we approach the end of GCSEs and A levels, here are some fun facts about exam related psychology! Or are they just myths? Good luck everyone!

4 Exam Myths or Tips