The arrival of the golden jackal in northern Europe has raised interesting questions about how we define and respond to ‘invasive’ species in rapidly warming parts of the world, writes Sam Perrin
Ben Sykes explains how the UK’s long-term ecological field experiments – some of which have been running for over a century – can tell us things that no other studies can
What the latest bioscience techniques reveal about hunter-gatherer cuisine
Imran Khan on the renaissance of psychedelic science
Andrew Reynolds discusses why the use of metaphors in science should be handled with care
Samantha Andrews looks at the complex challenges of restoring ecosystems under the waves
When certain groups are excluded or overlooked by clinical research, it exacerbates health inequalities and mistrust in science. Science needs to do better, writes Winston Morgan
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