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Crabs, cures and conservation

Why are hundreds of thousands of horseshoe crabs still 'bled' for drug testing each year when synthetic alternatives are available? 

Six-legged suffering

A growing number of biologists believe that insects could be sentient, and that we must do more to minimise any pain or stress we cause them

Biology for a better world

Neil Ingram on the opportunity to reform biology curricula for the better 

Time to reboot biology degrees?

Students need degrees that recognise the increasing influence of data-led research says Dr Matt Bawn

Vitamin C: cold comfort?

Daniel M Davis explores the strange history behind the idea that vitamin C can help prevent colds

Making the case for ‘ecocide’

Bea Perks explores the latest efforts to have the destruction of nature recognised as a crime against peace by the International Criminal Court

Harnessing the power of peptides

Maxwell Tabarrok argues that the creation of a new million-peptide database could help beat antibiotic resistance

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