Cat got your tongue? Not according to new research
Research published in BMC Neuroscience represents the first glimpse into how cats perceive bitterness in food at a molecular level, and could explain why they… Read more »
Joel Winston
Media Officer at BioMed Central
Joel is Media Officer at BioMed Central. Previously, he worked in communications at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and the UK Government, and has science TV and journalism experience from the BBC, SciDev.Net, Wired and New Scientist. He studied Biochemistry at the University of Bristol, followed by a Masters in Science Communication at Imperial College London.
Latest posts by Joel Winston (see all)
- Cat got your tongue? Not according to new research - 3rd June 2015
- The difference of half a degree for climate change - 30th March 2015
- How can tagging a hammerhead shark help save the species? - 27th November 2014
The difference of half a degree for climate change
The official global target of a 2⁰C temperature rise is ‘utterly inadequate’ for protecting those at most risk from climate change, writes a lead author… Read more »
How can tagging a hammerhead shark help save the species?
Hammerhead sharks, which recently received new protections from the UN Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals, have suffered… Read more »
Time for a change: Could additional daylight saving improve public health?
With the clocks going back in Europe this weekend, most of us will probably be looking forward to that extra hour in bed. But that joy of catching up on sleep… Read more »