The detective and the scientist: clues in a patient’s DNA may predict their response to cancer drugs
Author investigates the use of ‘mini-organs’ to help deliver personalised medicine to patients in clinic
Category: Life Sciences
Fighting blindfolded: Why testing is considered to be the ‘magic bullet’ to stop the spread of COVID-19
Sebastian Kirchner explains how the test for SARS-CoV-2 works and why it is considered so important in the fight against the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Frogs are disappearing and climate change could be to blame
Grace Nealon addresses the recent population decline and mass extinctions of hundreds of frog species around the globe.
Antibiotic resistance: how do we get the threat under control?
Perrine gives us a simple explanation of the antibiotic resistance crisis and its current status.
Samples for Science – how we can all help medical research
Claire Scott discusses the need for human tissue samples for use in medical research and how you can get involved!
Colony structure and global spread of the Argentine ant
Grace Nealon explains the remarkable phenomenon of ‘supercolonial’ societies in Argentine ants.
Are animals shrinking due to climate change?
There is growing evidence that animals are adapting to climate change by becoming smaller. Roselle Smith investigates.
An image is worth a thousand words
Emma Garcia discusses how art and science work together to communicate discoveries and engage with the public
