OPINION

The future of genetic tech: animal innovation from lab to farm

Home Office regulation ensures the safety and welfare of gene-edited animals used in research, but brave policy making is required to help such innovations move into wider use in agriculture writes Dr Simon Lillico

The future of genetic tech: delivering benefits for all parts of the world

Matthew Venezia and Kate M Creasey Krainer FRSB on the inequity of genetic engineering’s impact so far

The future of genetic tech: one rule for all in microbiology and biotechnology

Professor Ed Louis FRSB on consolidating the regulations covering a multitude of microbial genetic technologies

Preparing for the COVID cohort

How can HE staff aid A level students' transition to university? The RSB's Bioscience Teacher of the Year 2021 Dr Nigel Francis FRSB looks at the main issues students face after two pandemic-disrupted years 

Bioscience must treat climate change for the global emergency that it is

How can the bioscience community focus efforts to combat climate change?

The lynx effect

The Lynx UK Trust is submitting its second application to trial the reintroduction of this striking wild cat to a forest in central Scotland

Mini-miners in your garden

A seasonal look at what wildlife recorders can look out for in the UK right now
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