During public health emergencies, potential treatments must be studied in a timely manner while also maintaining ethical integrity. In an article recently published… Read more »
The often rather staid science of taxonomy was firmly shaken up six years ago when plant taxonomists voted at their International Botanical Congress to allow… Read more »
India's Ganges river is one of the world's most polluted bodies of water. A promise to clean India's holiest river was made by prime minister Narendra Modi in his… Read more »
James K. Elrod and John L. Fortenberry Jr. discuss their new article on the practice of adaptive reuse and its application in the… Read more »
More than 20% of children in the United States will experience a traumatic event before they are 16 years old, but some will go on… Read more »
In this guest blog, Florian Heigl discusses his research that utilises citizen science to collect data on the impact of road-kills… Read more »
Results-free peer review • consumption of wine and glass size • euthanasia for psychiatric disorders or dementia • gut… Read more »
In this guest blog, Susanne Zajitschek and Simone Immler discuss their new research - recently published in BMC Evolutionary… Read more »
As tropical forests across the globe are increasingly reduced to remnant fragments due to human activity, many species are… Read more »
Out in remote Norwegian forests, moose hunters traditionally dress their kills in the field, leaving behind internal organs like… Read more »