Interviews about Biology

Why studying polar waters is such a vital undertaking...

And so fragile...

A unique kind of life...

Why Antje is so enamoured with the depths...

Different strokes for different folks...

Why did Trevor become so interested in the frontal lobe?

A real brain teaser...

And the historical figures that still thrived depsite neurological disorders...

From cave paintings to dental remains...

A deep dive into the state of sharks...

Recent drought episodes in Europe and particularly the UK have helped to highlight the vulnerability of our...

Or were they thriving, and, were it not for an asteroid impact, would have continued to dominate the biosphere...

A new initiative aims to build momentum around a formerly neglected but crucial sector of science and the environment...

How broadening the DNA database strengthens our ability to diagnose and treat disease...

An effective influenza vaccine strategy depends upon our ability to second guess the virus' next move...

What steps in to do the job of bacteria and fungi in the dry?

PTEN influences the balance of excitatory and inhibitory neurones...

The accessory olfactory pathway that sensitises mice to the scent of a feline...

Going out on a limb...

Lord Martin Rees explains all...

Doing it in the name of sport science...

Titan by name, titan by nature...

A great tale indeed...

How much did the black plague affect Europe's genetic make up?