Interviews about Biology

The plants have to balance resistance to aridity and UV exposure against attractiveness to bees...

Familiarity with plant-based diets pre-dates farming in the Balkans...

How does a baby - or the mother, or both - know that it's time to be born?

3D-printed electrodes, bacteria, light and water could be a promising combination for bioenergy…

From new years resolutions to Monday mornings, how we are designed can make change difficult…

When we act, there are several neural systems at play which mediate our responses…

Extreme habitual behaviours can be observed in these debilitating conditions…

With millions fleeing Ukraine, the threat of COVID-19 outbreaks amongst refugees looms…

If trying to make a change in your life, one protocol suggests going small is the way forward…

What the noises from the deep can tell us about our underwater friends...

We now have a new and more specific time-scale for knowing when the meteor wipes out the dinosaurs.

We shed some light upon new fishing nets that help reduce bycatching.

Could it be a potential cure for Covid?

Why our natural human body odour is not something to be ashamed of...

Where did humankind's favourite fungus come from?

Step right up! Immersing yourself within a human T-cell…

T- cells find themselves tagged with fluorophores…

Van Leeuwenhoek’s secret uncovered only recently...

The Romans didn’t seem to hold sanitation in high regard…

Insights into this aren't as fishy as some may think…

What is this virus and how does it spread…?

Are our primate cousins using medicines that even we don't know of?

A ground-breaking clinical trial sees several people living with paralysis regain some motor function...

Lizardicane doesn't have the same ring as sharknado.