Interviews about Biology

You've got to be impressed by bar-headed geese...

While teams continue to search for gold, others are looking for something quite different; life.

A map of every cell in human airways could improve treatments for respiratory conditions.

Scientists analyse animal calls to help improve the well-being of livestock.

Mosquitoes are the world’s most dangerous creatures but can they be modified to wipe out their own kind?

Sleep experts separate fact from fiction...

Should our biological sleep differences be factored into working life?

When it comes to memory, the importance of sleep goes beyond the negative impact being tired...

Could changing the way we think about sleep actually help us to sleep better?

Does standing up affect how food tastes?

It’s not just humans that have had to adapt to life at low temperatures...

A missing piece in the puzzle of human migration...

There’s not a moment to lose when it comes to catching prey, why not bring them down with poison or venom?

Scientists combine a spider venom gene with fungi to tackle malaria-carrying mosquitoes...

New eLife editor-in-chief Mike Eisen shares his vision of how science should be communicated

A biologist, an artist and a philosopher explore drawing as a tool to rethink biological processes...

Genetic analyses can help to pinpoint where people got infected with malaria, enabling better interventions...

Inflammation in newborns disrupts how their nervous systems make breathing adjustments later in life...

Shortly after ant colonies appeared, insects evolved to exploit them, as 99 million year old amber reveals...

How good are wasps at logical reasoning? We've been finding out!

Our panel unravel the science behind common mythconceptions.

We put our panel to the ultimate test. Who will win Big Brain of the Month?

How do you help sick race horses?

Helping our spiky friends at a hedgehog hospital