How Does General Anaesthesia Work?
By Anatole Tahintzi, Year 12 Though anaesthesia is a well known term, nobody truly understands how it works. Anaesthetics are…
Category: STEM
Le trou noir: le corps le plus mystérieux de l’univers
Par Victor Marchandise, année 12 Les trous noirs sont certainement le phénomène le plus mystérieux de l’univers. On ne saura…
Neutron Stars: the Second Weirdest Objects in the Universe
By Taari Chandaria, Year 12 As stars several times heavier than our sun near the end of their lives, they…
Atomic Clocks: the Quest for Ultimate Precision
By Jonathan Ram, Year 12 If you google the definition of a second, you might be surprised to read that…
Is Creatine Bad For You?
By Anatole Tahintzi, Year 12 One of the most popular supplements that supposedly increase exercise performance and muscle mass is…
Stem Cells: A Breakthrough?
By Anatole Tahintzi, Year 12 A term you might have heard being used as the “next great thing” in medicine…
How to Avoid Exam Period Taking a Toll on Your Mental Health
By Thiago Barata Reis, Year 12 It is no secret that exams can be immensely stressful. Whether you are in…
Four Year 12s Share Their Best Advice on the ULP Science Projects
By Karim Azhari, year 12 In light of the ULP projects coming up for year 11 students, the LGB Express…
Why do teachers prefer to use chalkboards over whiteboards?
By Artem Filatov, year 12 Chalkboards were first invented in 1801, with their popularity rising exponentially. Chalkboards, or blackboards, were…