Interviews about Biology

How to study the bird with the largest wings in the world.

Heather Mason Jones chooses a clever, colourful critter this month.

Free-runing, or parkour, is helping scientists understand how orang-utans move across a forest canopy...

Silkworms producing spider silk, new species discovered at hydrothermal vents in Antarctica, a gene providing new...

We explore how African lungfish are providing insight into the evolution of walking, the design of the world's...

An international team led by Roy Wogelius from the University of Manchester has developed a new technique that reveals...

We explore just what goes on inside our bodies to cause the flatulence resulting from eating Brussels sprouts...

Given that people are increasingly using crowd source data in their research, are old style stats still up to the job...

Bed Bugs travelling from abroad, why night shifts increase a female's chance of diabetes and how to deter the...

We're keeping things spick and span in Critter of the Month, with a little fish that likes to tidy up.

This Christmas, why not adopt a baby lobster?

Sustainably-caught fish are the perfect gift for aquarium keepers

The perfect Christmas gift for a book loving, ocean loving friend.

Support ocean conservation by sending singing fishy Christmas cards

The latest news and research from Diamond...

Welding up at metal pipe doesn't sound terribly tricky, but what about when it's 1 km underwater...

Sue Nelson is off in search of the disappearing European shag, which is a sea bird similar to a cormorant....

The River Thames - which flows through the middle of London - is awash with history that erosion is now steadily...

Diving down beneath the waves to discover how archaeologists locate and recover treasure from old shipwrecks...

How heading footballs could lead to brain injuries, a new target for drugs against Malaria and more evidence for the...

Abigail Woodfin discusses the uses of confocal microscopy in dynamic viewing of bodily functions...

Changhuei Yang explains his design for a lensless microscope...

We explore how invasive plant species can affect landscapes and indigenous wildlife...

Lenses displaying emails before your eyes, flowing materials, stress on the mind and a night flowering orchid...