Successful vaccines have been developed for many coronaviruses that affect pets and livestock. Dr Michael James Francis explores lessons these provide in developing a COVID-19 vaccine
Despite the best intentions of engineers and technologists, the trillions of micro aerial vehicles required to do the job of bees and other pollinators would be an ecological disaster
Alli Cartwright is a conservationist captive-breeding the endangered white-clawed crayfish – helping this keystone species battle invasive competitors and the ‘crayfish plague’
How metalotollerant bacteria could help upcycle the world's battery waste into valuable nanoparticles
Understanding the many functions of the mesentery, a connective membrane that was recently reclassified as an organ
Dr Andrew Singer on how surveillance of wastewater could be a faster and cheaper way of monitoring COVID-19
The move to virtual teaching has been especially challenging for practical science, but is also an opportunity to develop new approaches and skills
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