Insights

Jeweled Squid

September 12, 2016
The Jeweled Squid, Stigmatoteuthis arcturi (top left), is an interesting mesopelagic squid.

Anglerfish

September 5, 2016
Anglerfish are one of the most famous deep sea fish, well known for their rod and lure method of attracting prey.

Can we clone our way out of trouble?

September 5, 2016
Can we clone our way out of trouble? The imminent death of a fruiting icon throws Russ Swan into a moral quandary…

Is this a new dawn for scientific publishing?

September 1, 2016
Scientific publishing – it’s a rum old do isn’t it?

Genomics here, genomics everywhere

September 1, 2016
Genomic projects are occurring worldwide, here are some facts you may not have known about them.

The dish is dead, long live the dish!

August 31, 2016
The problem with Petri dishes – and this hardly needs saying really – is that they just don’t resemble 1980’s computer gaming classic Pac-Man closely enough.

Where does Theresa May stand on science and engineering?

August 29, 2016
It’s been a tumultuous few weeks in British politics since the result of the EU referendum two months ago. The country voted to leave, David Cameron resigned, and Theresa May...

Glass squid

August 29, 2016
Image of a glass squid, an animal that lives 200m to 1km under the ocean's surface.

Dragonfish

August 22, 2016
Image of a dragonfish with light emitting organs along its body.

Play nice and share

August 22, 2016
Tired of never having that vital piece of equipment to hand when you need it? Fear not, Dr Matthew Partridge has a solution – although you may not like it.

Nanoparticles

August 15, 2016
Transmission electron microscopy image showing self-assembled diblock copolymer nanoparticles.

Time to disrupt

August 12, 2016
On a mission to question the inner workings of science itself, Gemma Milne and Lawrence Yolland say that difficult discussions are the only ones worth having…

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