OPINION

Denys Wheatley: Why aren’t researchers taught how to write and publish?

Science education pays scant regard to the skills needed to present research clearly, writes Denys Wheatley

James Borrell: Eight reasons why zoos are good for conservation

Zoos aren't perfect, but they have an essential role in conservation

Please, let’s put a lid on plastic

The dire consequences of plastic pollution continue to mount. We must all resolve to avoid using this abysmal material, writes Rajith Dissanayake

Three-second memory? Sounds fishy

Sonia Rey Planellas asks: do fish 'feel' more than we think?

Stick or Twist?

What would a 'Brexit' mean for UK science? We ask a scientist from either side of the campaign to explain their views

Don't judge a scientist by their degree grade

A survey of Fellows of the Royal Society reveals many distinguished scientists might struggle to get a research post nowadays, writes Francis Hooton

Will mass species loss kill us off too?

Unchecked biodiversity loss could spell the end for mankind, writes Simon Hoyte

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