Interviews about Biology

We're laying a rainy myth to rest...

Crickets make a big racket for such small creatures, which got scientists thinking...

Why dragonfly wings can inspire a more effective type of wind turbine...

What is biomimicry, and how could eggshells improve our buildings?

How science moves from the lab into the home...

Without proteins to do the heavy lifting, how did early life copy its genetic information?

What genes control the plumage patterns of pigeons?

Are the EU's requirements to test bovine TB vaccines feasible?

Scientists have been able to block the spread of cell senescence, allowing regeneration of livers formerly in acute...

Do lemmings really jump off cliffs of their own volition?

And how did we learn to talk?

What's the history of cannabis?

How do some African farmers deal with pesky elephants?

A new recipe for sustainable food for fish, animals... And maybe humans?

Could parasites in your cat's poo boost your business potential?

What should we bear in mind, when considering our own fertility?

Louise Brown, the world's first IVF baby, is 40 this year...

Some people require the use of a surrogate and donor gametes in IVF...

Who were the key players in the history of IVF, and Louise Brown's birth?

For some people, infertility can be caused by medical treatment...

For many people, IVF doesn't result in a successful outcome...

What do fertility clinicians and scientists do with eggs and sperm, in order to make a baby?

Some people require multiple rounds of IVF in order to get a successful outcome...

How do we go from an egg and sperm, to a baby, ready to be born?