INTERVIEWS

Interview: Liz Bonnin

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.

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

Biohacker Andrew Pelling on his unconventional Canadian laboratory, where researchers and artists ask unusual questions about what can be done with living tissues

Meet the Presidents

Tom Ireland caught up with the Society's incoming and outgoing presidents to discuss bioscience, Brexit and the Society's work

"I've jostled the system"

Dame Bridget Ogilvie Hon FRSB explains how a dramatic encounter with parasitic worms inspired her journey from rural Australia to a range of high-profile roles in UK science

"If you've had your leg dragged under a motorbike, you'll sure as hell want this technology"

The Biologist speaks to Professor Noel Fitzpatrick, star of the Channel 4 show 'The Supervet', about his efforts to unite the fields of animal and human biomedical research

Interview: Dame Ottoline Leyser

The plant geneticist talks to Alison Woollard about the difference between working with animal and plant genomes, and her work to make science more inclusive

Interview: Richard Fortey

Author, trilobite expert and naturalist Richard Fortey Hon FRSB tells Tom Ireland about what fossils from hundreds of millions of years ago tell us about the ground we stand on now.

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