Jonathan Carruthers discusses how the first phase of recovery measures has focused on saving businesses and jobs, but the next phase must help save our environment
Rhiannon Kirton explains the isolating experience of being black and working in the natural sciences, and how she hopes momentum from a new online campaign can create positive change
Dr Rebecca Nesbit asks whether prejudiced language is getting in the way of sound ecological decision-making
Lauren McLeod looks at the way science education might change and even improve following the extensive disruption this year
Beth Lawry looks at the anxious, exhausting, but at times uplifting experiences of early career lecturers during lockdown
The bioscience community has been using new tools and platforms to quickly share and critique data and research during the COVID-19 pandemic. Is it an opportunity for new models such as Octopus to take root?
Will recent efforts to curb online misinformation do anything to halt the alarming global slump in vaccination rates?
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