Interviews about Biology

Why are so many birds vanishing?

Which actually has more bacteria lurking inside: dog fur, or a human beard?

In Australia, one in every five seagulls is carrying antibiotic-resistant bacteria...

Everyone’s rate of fat burning drops with age, a study using nuclear fallout shows...

There's no gene for cuteness, but here's the next-best thing...

What secrets do Bruce's DNA hold?

What's the future for flat-faced dogs?

Jeff Schoenebeck's team are trawling through dog genomes to find out what causes brachycephaly...

A century and a half of dog breeding has left its mark...

He's fifteen weeks old, he chews on everything, and he's chock full of genes...

It's quiz time!

Take a look at our science QnA panel who are taking on your questions...

Scientists have discovered a new target for making anti-malaria drugs...

Why have the Amazon fires happened, and what might be the consequences?

Skin is one of our most important - and largest - organs. But sometimes it's in the firing line...

It's advised to do 10,000 steps a day - that's 3.65 million steps every year and our hips are taking the hit.

Meet the scientist cutting down infections from catheters...

Kary Mullis died earlier this month. We remember his innovative work that changed the world of genetics.

As we get older, our muscles and joints start to stiffen. New research reveals the same is true for our brain.

Nature is full of surprises, and this week’s no exception! Eleanor Drinkwater from York University explains...

Why pancreatic cancer is so aggressive? New research from Sydney's Garvan Institute might be able to stop it.

What's going on in the brain when we're chatting to someone else?

Does being lonely have an impact on physical and psychological health?

How many of us are lonely?