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This issue dives deep into the hearts and minds of our youngest generation, confronting the impact of eco-anxiety and identifying ways to foster resilience in young people in the face of uncertainty.

In our feature article, we ask leading scientists for their insights on major advancing fields, from cell and gene therapies to psychedelics. Discover the technologies and techniques propelling these areas forward and explore the potential challenges researchers may face.

Issue 28 of The Scientific Observer features an exclusive interview with Professor Emma Lundberg on the importance of understanding the spatial organization of biological processes.

This month’s issue of The Scientific Observer dives into cutting-edge research that is shaping our planet and modern medicine, from psychedelics, microplastics and fertility to precision microbiome editing.

We’re exploring the burgeoning problem of microplastics, learning how scientists are mapping the billion cells in the human brain and diving into the interesting link between birth method and microbiome.

In this issue, we embark on an investigative journey into the world of “predatory conferences”, and discuss how DNA sequencing can uncover the impact of colonialism and oppression on Native populations. This, and much more, in issue 22 of The Scientific Observer.

In this jam-packed issue of The Scientific Observer, we’re gifting you a deep dive into the past, present and future of science.

This month, The Scientific Observer features a conversation with structural biologist-turned-molecular artist Professor David Goodsell. We also confront recent controversy within the scientific community in our op-ed section, ask #SciTwitter where it's migrating to and celebrate International Day of LGBTQIA+ People in STEM 2022.

Issue 19 of The Scientific Observer, we ask: why are humans so obsessed with aging? Can we make anti-cancer drugs using microbes? How is LSD being tested to treat anxiety? And much more!

In issue 18, we’re explore critical challenges faced by our society and planet, including the emerging crisis of “forever“ chemicals, the psychedelics renaissance and the impact of bias in molecular biology research.