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From Evidence to Art

We spoke to six palaeoartists about how they reconstruct ancient scenes and ask: what is a career as a palaeoartist like?

"There is a lot of fire in bellies at the moment"

Wildlife TV presenter Liz Bonnin discusses her love of biochemistry and her new film on plastic pollution

Setting the Standard

David Coates explains how the Society is accrediting life sciences degrees around the world

Focus On: Cancer Vaccines

After decades of research, therapeutic cancer vaccines are finally beginning to show promise in clinical trials

Focus on: Image Manipulation

After nearly two decades of efforts to educate researchers and publishers, many papers still contain images that have been inappropriately edited

Are our memories formed by an ancient virus?

Arc, a key protein in memory formation, looks and behaves like a retrovirus, moving RNA between cells in a virus-like capsid

'I push people to apply the scientific method to crazy questions'

Tom Ireland speaks to biohacker Andrew Pelling about his unconventional Canadian laboratory, where researchers and artists ask unusual questions about what can be done with living tissues

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