Interviews about Biology

Is the easiest way of protecting marine life just going slower?

The British Antarctic Survey has launched a strategy to monitor the poles, whilst aiming for net zero

The best way to discover animals is to study what they leave behind

The medical implications of light pollution extend beyond wildlife...

Amongst a myriad of other impacts...

Might we see an HIV vaccine in the near future?

What does HIV do inside the body, and what are we doing to fight this process?

Which demographics are most likely to contract HIV?

Why taking paracetamol might not help beat infection in the long run...

A butterfly not seen wild in the UK since 1925 has made a sudden comeback

Gene therapy could be key to reducing the effect stray cats have on the environment

How has our understanding of fossil chemistry changed over time?

Vaccines or bacterial infections trigger fevers in fish, by provoking the animals to move to warmer water...

Understanding how bats hunt and what they prefer to eat is key to their conservation...

The way that bird plumage patterning evolves among island and mainland populations...

They've repeatedly used the same genetic template and varied it over the past 370 million years...

Might there be hope for allergy sufferers everywhere?

What goes on inside the body to cause an allergic response?

The famously manicured lawn at King's College is now host to a biodiversity success story

Your body's chemical secretions hold the key as to whether a mosquito prefers to bite you

Who will be this month's Big Brain?

How fish 'sing' to one another, and what message they are trying to convey

Watery, womb-like music to hopefully help get babies to fall asleep...

The Natural History Museum has created a project to study the effect of noise pollution on insects