A number of astute observers have already noticed (and clicked on) two mysterious links that have appeared on the Things We Don’t Know homepage, along with some other tweaks to our layout and styling. But why register? Why login? It's all part of our upcoming changes, a kind of scientific advent calendar for you all.
Since 2012, we have proudly brought you over 80 scientific articles, written or edited by our team. But we want to do more. We want to help you follow the story behind the questions, not just introduce you to them.
Over the next few weeks, we will be rolling out a brand new website (don’t worry, all of our existing articles will still be available) that takes our number of available articles to over 120. But far more importantly, you'll be able to subscribe to the questions that you want to follow, and receive updates from scientists who are researching them.
Here's a quick video of our founder, Ed, explaining the new website at London's TechDay event...
Since 2012, we have proudly brought you over 80 scientific articles, written or edited by our team. But we want to do more. We want to help you follow the story behind the questions, not just introduce you to them.
Over the next few weeks, we will be rolling out a brand new website (don’t worry, all of our existing articles will still be available) that takes our number of available articles to over 120. But far more importantly, you'll be able to subscribe to the questions that you want to follow, and receive updates from scientists who are researching them.
Here's a quick video of our founder, Ed, explaining the new website at London's TechDay event...
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