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Hunting for 'holes of hope'

Bacteriophages found by members of the public are helping create libraries of viruses that could be used to treat multidrug resistant infections, writes Professor Ben Temperton

The chemicals that brought cells together

Could a diverse group of compounds known as oxylipins, be the molecules that enabled ancient single cells to join forces and become multicellular?

A new front: disinfectant resistance

Extra sanitising is driving bacterial resistance to our most commonly used and important disinfectants

Mind-blowing research

Using psychedelics to treat depression

A whole new world

The wonders of super resolution microscopy

Is Nature Healing?

Studying the COVID-19 anthropause

In forthcoming issues we'll be looking at how rewilding and agriculture can co-exist, and the development of antiviral materials.

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