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Insects such as rove beetles can reveal a lot about climate change and help us fight future disease outbreaks. Image credit - Aslak Kappel Hansen

Interview | 01 March 2021

Q&A: Climate monitoring, pandemic insight, decomposition – what insects do for us

Dr Alexey Solodovnikov on why we need a less biased view of the animal kingdom.

A repurposed old drug provides new treatment for people with the rare disease alkaptonuria. Image credit - Laurynas Mereckas/Unsplash

Health | 26 February 2021

‘Never seen anything as effective’ – the not-so-new-drug repurposed for a rare disease

Nitisinone approval brings relief for people with alkaptonuria.

New techniques aim to help Mediterranean wine makers and olive oil producers become resilient against climate change. Image credit: Łukasz Czechowicz/Unsplash

Environment | 24 February 2021

Mediterranean wineries are in a climate hotspot. Climatologists are helping them adapt

Producers must act now to ensure survival, say experts.

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Interview | 03 August 2020

Q&A: Plate tectonics is fundamental to understanding Earth’s evolution – but big questions remain

Dr Kate Rychert studies ocean plate structures.

Interview | 06 July 2020

Q&A: What lockdown air pollution reductions mean for the future of urban transport

Dr Chaix says a shift to greener modes of transport is 'extremely complex' to achieve, despite post-lockdown calls for action.

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According to Prof. Bekeredjian-Ding, an approved mRNA coronavirus vaccine would be easier and faster to produce and thus deploy worldwide than a conventional vaccine. Image credit - Unsplash/Liliya Lisa

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