Alison Woollard talks to geneticist Jonathan Hodgkin about a century of remarkable progress in genetics, and what they both owe to mutant worms
How homing gene drives could be used in conservation, agriculture and public health
A team of scientists from the University of Nottingham explain their entry into one of the largest science competitions in the world, the International Genetically Engineered Machine Competition (iGEM)
Kevin Nicholas explains how the complex signalling molecules in marsupial milk could help inform treatments for human babies born prematurely
Co-inventor of CRISPR gene-editing technology Jennifer Doudna gives her view on one of the biggest science stories of the decade
Finding organisms on the edge of existence
In just forty years, Archaea have gone from virtually unknown to one of the most important and exciting groups of organisms in bioscience
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