Interviews about Biology

Interviews about genetics, ecology and evolution, insects, mammals, marine science, plants and zoology...

14 November 2023

How to keep small populations genetically diverse enough to survive

14 November 2023

Where did it come from, and what kicked it off?

13 November 2023

The lengths some organisms will go to mate successfully...

13 November 2023

And why aren't Neanderthals still around...

13 November 2023

And other genetics news of the past month

10 November 2023

What do we need to do to get a grip on the scale of the problem, and clean up our act?

10 November 2023

Despite legal requirements to the contrary, banned substances are still cropping up in kitchen utensils and food...

10 November 2023

How can we keep people operating at their best?

10 November 2023

How climate change is affecting our prickly friends

03 November 2023

A study of young people from across South East England suggests it might be...

31 October 2023

What does this often maligned kingdom provide for the world?

31 October 2023

How COVID tarnished the bat's reputation, and why we need to protect them

31 October 2023

What dictates the fear factor?

27 October 2023

Thousands of people in the UK still suffer from symptoms a year later...

20 October 2023

How vulnerable is nature to over-explotation for the purposes of trade?

20 October 2023

It's not just our genes that affect how drugs work: epigenetic marks on our DNA also play a role...

20 October 2023

An ecomusical approach to coastal habitat conservation...

19 October 2023

Listen to the melodies composed with the help of motion capture body suits...

18 October 2023

The shared characteristics of sounds we perceive as musical...

06 October 2023

And why it's not the roar of a lion or the cry of an elephant...

30 September 2023

Data and patterns lurking in existing literature on other topics entirely can be a useful guide to saving little-...