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

After a whirlwind showbiz career, TV presenter Liz Bonnin returned to university to study wildlife biology. She speaks to Tom Ireland about her career since and her forthcoming 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

Researchers editing images inappropriately remains a stubborn problem in the biosciences

Are our memories formed by an ancient virus?

A newly-discovery method of neural communication

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

Biohacker Andrew Pelling on his lab's unconventional approach

Crazy horses

In the unusual world of seahorse sex, it's the males that get pregnant. Francisco Otero-Ferrer and William V Holt explain how this is of use in reproductive and developmental studies

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