Insights

Game Theory: Bone Wars

September 23, 2019
Games have never been more popular and in their column Dr Louise Robinson and Dr Ian Turner, take us through Bone Wars: The Game of Ruthless Palaeontology to find out...

Too much monkey business?

September 16, 2019
Despite the fantastic work going on in animal-replacement technologies and method development, why is it proving so hard to reduce the amount of animals we use? Russ Swan thinks he...

The state of forensic science

September 16, 2019
A House of Lords report highlights the lack of spending on forensic science in England and Wales, which is causing concerns for the validity of scientific evidence…

The poetry of science

September 6, 2019
From explaining scientific concepts to the public to replacing traditional scientific abstracts with verse – Dr Sam Illingworth is taking on the world with his dual love of science and...

Nature’s Bricks and Mortar

September 2, 2019
This image shows the internal structure of a blood clot.

Going viral

August 28, 2019
Foodborne viruses present a major challenge to the safety of a range of foods including ready–to–eat products, fresh produce and pork products. While viruses cannot grow in or on foods,...

A real chemical showman

August 28, 2019
Science populariser and chemist extraordinaire Andrea Sella will be a keynote speaker at this year's Lab Innovations. We caught up with him to talk brave graduate students, historical apparatus and...

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