Bacteria could be used to produce valuable metal nanoparticles from the world’s spent batteries. Giovanni Maddalena, Professor Louise Horsfall FRSB and Dr Virginia Echavarri-Bravo explain
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
Dr Sue Jones, Dr Dave Lewis and Michelle Payne discuss alternatives to traditional final year bioscience projects
The year of activities and events marking a decade since the formation of the Society comes to an end
Professor Kate Jones on the link between biodiversity loss and public health disasters like COVID-19
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