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UK Government announces £2bn engineering biology strategy

Science
The UK Government has revealed a new £2bn strategy to position the nation as a global leader in engineering biology.

The evolution of giant body size in animals: What can it tell us about giant ichthyosaurs?

Special Reports
Learn more about the evolution of giant body size in animals and how this can tell us more about the mystery of the giant ichthyosaur.

BioUPGRADE: Advancing biocatalysts to enrich the global bioeconomy

Science
Learn about how the BioUPGRADE project led by Aalto University drives state-of-the-art innovations in biocatalysts.

New nanozymes developed with ability for carbon capture

Science
A team of researchers from UAB has developed new nanozymes that are designed with carbon capture capacity.

New Biosecurity Research Council will champion responsible engineering biology

Science
The responsible use of engineering biology will be driven forward by the first-ever meeting of the UK Biosecurity Leadership Council.

What are the origins of life on Earth?

Science
An international research group have used an innovative X-ray spectroscopy approach to reveal more about the origins of life on Earth.

Can studying bone microstructure solve the fossilisation mystery?

Special Reports
Discover how fossil bone microstructure research can help uncover a deeper understanding of human bone biology.

Offsetting carbon emissions with salps

Environment
A new study has revealed that jelly plankton blooms can offset as much carbon dioxide emitted by millions of car.

Flying snakes could help to design next-generation robotics

Technology
A study at the University of Virginia and Virginia Tech aims to optimise future robots by exploring the movement mechanisms of flying snakes.

How do deep sea plants perform photosynthesis?

Science
Plants on land grow by using sunlight to perform photosynthesis, but how do algae photosynthesise in the deep sea, where sunlight is limited?

Environmental DNA successfully assesses changes in marine biodiversity

Science
Environmental DNA has been found to successfully assess changes in marine biodiversity when key implementation steps are followed.

Using wastewater-based epidemiology to track viral disease dynamics

Science
Researchers in Japan are developing a wastewater-based early warning system and mass diagnosis tool for COVID-19 and other diseases.

Scientists unearth the cause of our planet’s first mass extinction event

Environment
Read how geologists have uncovered what initiated the Earth's first-ever mass extinction event, which occurred around 550 million years ago.

My inner dinosaur – what can palaeontology teach us about human anatomy?

Special Reports
Professor Dr P Martin Sander of the University Bonn's Paleontology Department takes us on the fascinating journey that forged human evolution and explains how...
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