Interviews with Scientists

An ebola-like virus is wiping out frogs and other amphibians in Spain...

Invaders are on their way to the UK - setting up home in our waterways, altering ecosystems and smothering other...

Computers account for between 2-6% of global CO2 emissions, but can energy-efficient microchips help?

Tackling climate change is a difficult task, especially on an individual level. Perhaps all we need is empathy...

There will be many financial costs (and benefits) associated with tackling climate change, but how can these be...

What are the signs and the evidence for climate change, and what will be the consequences? Emily Shuckburgh answers....

The latest Nobel prizes have been announced, but who won them and what for?

A younger galaxy might hold the key to solving the mystery of light in the universe.

A Swedish truck driver has become the first person to receive a new design of prosthetic arm that is mounted directly...

Yeast expends precious energy to give beer its delicious flavours, but why? Kevin Verstrepen gets his mouth around...

How much of a threat is Ebola, and what can we do to stop it? We put your questions to Dr. Chris Smith.

Our gene of the month is looking a bit scruffy - it's Unkempt

I spoke to co-organiser Matt Jones about the upcoming Genetics Society Autumn Meeting, focusing on genetics and...

Tweaking some of the genes involved in metabolic signalling could help to prolong healthy lifespan - but could it...

Researchers have published results from the biggest ever study looking at how genetic variation in people affects...

Dr Jennifer Tullett is studying the links between metabolism - how animals create and use energy - and ageing.

Bacteria and fungal cells join forces to cause rice seedling blight.

A set of 149 papers that were retracted due to misconduct had been funded to the tune of $58m by the NIH.

A suppression hierarchy determines the order in which a fly cleans the different parts of its body.

Changes in lifestyle mean that new outbreaks of Ebola virus disease are likely to be very different to previous...

Why do some yeast cells grow old whereas others do not?

Tiny sensors that harvest energy from passing cars, people or even the flow of your blood may one day be powering...

Plants are hugely efficient at creating energy from sunlight. Now researchers are trying to capture sunlight to make...

Scientists promise us a future where solar cells can be sprayed onto surfaces, so cars, buildings and streets could...