Studying brain injuries and disorders has proved vital for understanding how memories are created and stored. Clodagh Commane and Michael Kopelman highlight the cases that shed light on the dark corners of our 'memory palace'.
Nature photographer and writer Rupert Soskin introduces an exclusive extract from Metamorphosis, his forthcoming book on how insects transform themselves
In partnership with the Biochemical Society, The Biologist has produced a special biochemistry supplement for members to enjoy with the October issue.
As the International Year of Soils nears its end, Dr Tudor Dawkins and Dr Farnon Ellwood examine the nature and importance of soil and how farmers can keep it in good shape
What is pharmacology and how might you start a career in it?
Grace Paget on why fossil hunting is fascinating work and not just for the experts
Mike Samworth celebrates a 140 year old club that shares microscope slides by post
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