INTERVIEWS

Nature's champion

Sir David Attenborough speaks to The Biologist about his life-long interest in the life sciences

‘This is perhaps the first organism whose evolutionary history was in a computer’

Professor Michael Levin on his 'living robots', and the use of bio-electricity to reverse birth defects

"It's a Wild West online"

Superior author Angela Saini discusses bias in science and her attempts to get online scientific information regulated

'There’s something new every day, after all these years'

Alison Woollard talks to geneticist Jonathan Hodgkin about a century of remarkable progress in genetics, and what they both owe to mutant worms

"The wave has only got bigger"

Co-inventor of CRISPR gene-editing technology Jennifer Doudna gives her view on one of the biggest science stories of the decade

The Matter of Life

Physicist Sriram Ramaswamy talks to Tom Ireland about his influential work on the properties of active matter, and how physicists and biologists can work better together

‘‘There were walls of fish, so many you could hardly see the corals”

Professor Callum Roberts on how a network of protected areas on the high seas can help save marine biodiversity

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