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OPINION

The future of genetic tech: time for a new approach

The RSB policy team explain their response to Defra’s post-Brexit consultation on the regulation of genetic technologies

The future of genetic tech: Crops for a carbon-neutral world

Richard B Flavell CBE FRSB says now is the time to define and set global targets for the development of new high-yield and sustainable crops

The future of genetic tech: animal innovation from lab to farm

Home Office regulation ensures the safety and welfare of gene-edited animals used in research, but brave policy making is required to help such innovations move into wider use in agriculture writes Dr Simon Lillico

The future of genetic tech: delivering benefits for all parts of the world

Matthew Venezia and Kate M Creasey Krainer FRSB on the inequity of genetic engineering’s impact so far

The future of genetic tech: one rule for all in microbiology and biotechnology

Professor Ed Louis FRSB on consolidating the regulations covering a multitude of microbial genetic technologies

Preparing for the COVID cohort

How can HE staff aid A level students' transition to university? The RSB's Bioscience Teacher of the Year 2021 Dr Nigel Francis FRSB looks at the main issues students face after two pandemic-disrupted years 

Bioscience must treat climate change for the global emergency that it is

How can the bioscience community focus efforts to combat climate change?

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