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“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

Decolonising bioscience

Ten years after the idea of decolonising higher education emerged from protests in South Africa, The Biologist explores to what extent bioscience curricula in the UK have been ‘decolonised’ 

A forum for minoritised scientists

The RSB supported a three-day conference designed by and for minoritised scientists – the first event of its kind in Europe

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

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