Tom Freeman studied psychology and philosophy at Oxford. After stints as a market researcher and as deputy editor of Research Fortnight’s funding section, he joined Wellcome, where he has been editing and writing ever since, with a particular focus on plain English. He blogs about editing and language at Stroppy Editor.
Werner syndrome is teaching us more about what controls our genes, and may eventually help us find a way to slow ageing – or stop it altogether.
Rwanda’s campaign to end cervical cancer through the HPV vaccine is saving women’s lives.
Psychological tools developed with Aboriginal people can support Australian farmers when climate change threatens their land.
Food poverty is on the rise in rich countries. And evidence suggests the impact can last for years afterwards.
We now know there’s a cheap, safe treatment that could save thousands of lives each year. But those who need it can't always access it.
We look back over our archive of stories to find out what impact Mosaic has had so far.
