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Very cold and very old

Could some Greenland sharks live for nearly a thousand years?

The forgotten microbiome

Despite more than half the world living in urban areas, little is known about the soil microbes that support cities’ green spaces

Decolonising bioscience

The Biologist explores to what extent bioscience curricula in the UK have been ‘decolonised’ 

A future without forever chemicals

Much of our environment is contaminated with hazardous ‘forever’ chemicals. Diana Senovilla Herrero explores the biological effects of these substances and what can be done to prevent further harm  

Biodiversity on ice

Tom Ireland visits two of the world’s largest biobanks and explores their remarkable efforts to store and restore Earth’s biodiversity  

Can mini guts save tiny lives?

New models of the early infant microbiome are helping improve outcomes for preterm babies, writes Christopher Stewart

“I thought I’d just be surrounded by chess geniuses for my whole degree”

Author of The Shuri Effect Lauryn Mwale discusses her new book looking at the lack of Black women in STEM, and the inspiring role models she found during her research

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