Interviews about Biology

An ecomusical approach to coastal habitat conservation...

Listen to the melodies composed with the help of motion capture body suits...

The shared characteristics of sounds we perceive as musical...

Night night, sleep tight...

And why it's not the roar of a lion or the cry of an elephant...

Data and patterns lurking in existing literature on other topics entirely can be a useful guide to saving little-...

And are we in the middle of another one...

A screening tool, or a step too far...

A discovery that could lead to better preservation of donated transplant organs...

How a period of intense training in compassion alters the functional and structural architecture of the brain

Papers from female authors crop us less often than expected in the top tier journals...

A mathematical model sheds some light...

Analysing the markers we use to gauge age in adulthood can be misleading in the young...

And the risk of epigenetic complications...

Shunning the theatre in favour of the laboratory...

What problems could they bring to the native ecosystem?

The removal of large fauna from forests is contributing to the carbon crisis

They were almost wiped out by American mink, but now they're making a comeback...

Taste is to help with survival, while flavour is what we savour...

But just as climate change giveth, it also taketh away...

Joining us for our romp through all things science and technology this time...

Warmer conditions affect the rates at which some fish species grow and how large they ultimately become...

Do personalised therapies come with an added placebo effect?

Disentangling which genes are involved to protect darker skin against melanoma is an open question...