OPINION

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

The power of preprint

It's time to seriously consider faster, fairer models of publication, writes Stephen Curry

Sequencing genomes: we need to think ahead

Producing genomic data is increasingly cheap, easy and widespread, but will it be useful, asks Professor Shirley Hodgson FRSB

Textbooks – an endangered species?

Don't phase out traditional methods for more fashionable ways to learn science, warns Tim Oates

Resurrecting a mammoth seems pointless and cruel

Attempts to bring back extinct animals could do more harm than good, says Tom Ireland

Plant blindness: time to find a cure

Rethinking the way we view plants could help save the planet, says Dawn Sanders

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