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Sheena Cruickshank

Great Communication

The Society of Biology Science Communication Awards celebrate outreach work that informs and enthuses the public. Both current winners hail from The University of Manchester and here they describe the impact of their work

Bioengineering

Spotlight on: Bioengineering

Why is bio engineering important and how might you begin a career in it?

Algal biofuels

Algal biofuels

Tom Ireland reports from the Society's recent debate on whether fuel made from algae could ever replace oil

Gut feeling

Gut Feeling

Lauren Hoskin explores our ever-increasing understanding of how bacteria contribute to our health

The Root of the Problem

The Root of the Problem

Working round the sprawling feeding system of precious city trees can be a crucial part of urban regeneration projects, writes Chris Baines

Centrifuge

Force of Nature

The Biologist editor Sue Nelson takes a spin in a centrifuge to experience the effects of G-force on the human body

Epigenetics

Spotlight on: Epigenetics

Why epigenetics is important and how you might begin a career in it.

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