INTERVIEWS

'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

‘‘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 

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

An Order of Magnitude

A whistle-stop tour of one of the world’s most successful orders of animal, with Erica McAlister 

A killer cure

Liz Sockett reveals the amazing world of predatory bacteria, and their potential use as ‘living antibiotics’

Saving the library of life

Dame Georgina Mace on the global crisis of biodiversity loss

'We need more nuanced debates online'

Tom Ireland talks to Australian science communicator and molecular biologist Upulie Divisekera