University societies have an illustrious history and today's student science groups are doing more than ever, writes London Met BioSoc president Gabriele Butkute
Graeme Sneddon on the man who transformed agricultural science
Why is parasitology important and how might you begin a career in it?
Dr Mairi Levitt looks at how lawyers are increasingly looking to use defendants’ genes to defend criminal behaviour, despite the evidence for its use being largely unconvincing
Tom Ireland explores the world of 'DIY biology' - where interested amateurs conduct surprisingly complex experiments, including genetic engineering.
Craig Turner and Jeff Dawson explore whether ‘triage’ systems could help in the battle against biodiversity loss
In May, Dame Jean Thomas took over from Dame Nancy Rothwell as president of the Society of Biology. The Biologist editor Sue Nelson met both women at Charles Darwin House to celebrate the handover
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