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There are around 10 million new cases of TB around the world each year. Image credit - Public Domain Files, this picture is in the public domain

Interview | 22 March 2019

A new TB vaccine is within reach – Prof. Helen McShane

Tuberculosis is the most common cause of death from an infectious disease.

There is concern that climate change is happening too fast for forests to adapt, so scientists are giving them a helping hand. Image credit - Mehdi Pringarbe/INRA Avignon, licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Agriculture | 21 March 2019

Genetic diversity maps to help forests survive climate change

Computer modelling will also help optimise management techniques.

A better understanding of nature’s economic, environmental and sociocultural benefits could help protect species. Image credit - Luca Bravo/ Unsplash

Environment | 19 March 2019

The business of biodiversity: can we put a value on nature?

To protect species, we need to speak the language of business, say experts.

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Interview | 18 March 2019

Q&A with Nicklas Bergman: How can Europe keep its entrepreneurs?

Entrepreneur Nicklas Bergman on the European Innovation Council.

Interview | 04 March 2019

Sixth mass extinction could destroy life as we know it– biodiversity expert

Species loss needs urgent international action, says Prof. Georgina Mace.

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The European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as by its French acronym CERN, makes all of its results widely available through an open source digital library. Image credit: 2005-2016 CERN

Open Science

Science is currently undergoing a revolution thanks to a new approach to the scientific process based on openness, inclusiveness and cooperation, known as Open Science.

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Earthworms are being used to break down sewage sludge, which can otherwise clog treatment systems. Image credit - Earth worms by Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0

Worms, water fleas and bacteria could bring clean water to remote areas

The European Red List categorises 77 bee species as under threat, out of 1,942 species on the continent. The Xylocopa cantabrita is not under threat. Image Credit - Curro Molina

Bee diversity critical to world’s food supply

The business of biodiversity: can we put a value on nature?

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