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OPINION

Standing up for science means standing for election

In the US, scientists are running for office in record numbers. Julia Biggins explains why she has her sights set on Congress in Virginia's 10th district

We need a plan, not just a ban

Neonicotinoids look set to be totally banned across the UK. Do we have alternative pest control strategies that will be better for wildlife?

What are 'the laws of biology'?

Without tackling the fundamental philosophy of biological complexity, we might never truly understand how living organisms work

A scientific look at science

What can bioscience learn from the reproducibility crisis?

It's time for rational regulation

Post-Brexit, the UK can lead on developing a sound regulatory system for emerging agricultural techniques

Should biologists cite preprints?

Yes, says Jon Tennant - scholars should cite literature based on relevance and quality, not just because it has been published in a journal

Is the Convention on Biodiversity killing collection-based research?

The well-meaning conservation agreement drives research away from specimens in developing countries, while big business can still exploit natural resources

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