Fertility is decreasing worldwide as people have children later in life. Prof. Jean Calleja Agius wants to engage youths to understand reproductive physiology, fertility care, and its preservation.
In 1947, excavation works exposed a new type of pottery in a burial site outside Żebbuġ, Malta. Like many other antique pots, the find contains foraminifers – single-celled organisms living in shells. Dr Ing. John Charles Betts and Dr Catriona Brogan write about how these creatures can unlock the secrets of the Neolithic era.
