It is well established that sea gulls can profit from human food sources but at what cost? In this blog Susanne van Donk, corresponding author of a… Read more »
On World Environment Day, we look at what biotechnology can do to help reduce our reliance on fossil fuels and move towards a bio-based economy.
With eradication of bovine tuberculosis remaining elusive, Professor Simon More, Associate Editor of the Irish Veterinary Journal… Read more »
Pesticides have been identified as one of the culprits of the loss in biodiversity. Prof. Ralf B Schäfer describes their recent… Read more »
Smart grid tools increase opportunities to reduce or shift residential electricity consumption, but can they shape residential… Read more »
To celebrate Earth Day we invited Frederic Gallo, lead author of a recent study published in Environmental Sciences Europe to talk… Read more »
Through the combination of genomics and metabolomics research, scientists are getting closer to understanding the impact of… Read more »
By replicating a traditional method of making water bottles used by Native Californian Indians, a new study published… Read more »
The Haber-Bosch process has enabled us to produce synthetic nitrogen fertilizers leading to higher crop yields and a boom in the… Read more »
As part of Biology Week, we describe the exciting uses of remote sensor technology in animal behaviour, conservation and… Read more »