INTERVIEWS

For the Greater Good

Tom Ireland talks to Deborah Gordon, the first biologist to witness ant colonies' entire life histories – from formation, to reproduction and death – play out over decades in the wild

"It is about creating the perfect specimen"

Tom Ireland visits illustrator Richard Lewington at his studio – and hears why wildlife drawing is still hugely important today

One small step for a physiologist

NASA astronaut and comparative physiologist Jessica Meir tells Tom Ireland about research in extreme environments – and whether she'd accept a one way ticket to Mars

Staring death in the face

Forensics expert Professor Sue Black tells Tom Ireland about her fascination with flesh – and how science kept her sane amid the horrors of a war zone

Jonathan Montgomery: How do we decide what science should and shouldn’t do?

Jonathan Montgomery talks to Tom Ireland about chairing the Nuffield Council on Bioethics

Attenborough: My Life On Earth

The world renowned natural history presenter talks to Professor Alice Roberts about his life and career

You say tomato: Professor Sandy Knapp FSB

Botanist Dr Sandy Knapp tells Tom Ireland how her fascination with plants took her across the globe and into the Natural History Museum, London

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