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Reports
Lambing time at Llysfasi 13 March 2024 We are standing in a chilly damp wind 265 metres up in the Clwydian Hills, looking down at the distant Llysfasi ‘campus’ over 100 m below. Despite the conditions we are totally engaged in listening to Dewi Wyn...
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Reports
The Nocturnal World of Bats and Moths 22 July 2023 After two days of torrential rain, the clouds finally departed enabling 18 participants and organisers to enjoy an evening of discovery! The company gathered in the Riverside Room and the evening began...
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RSB Ambassadors
What is an RSB ambassador? RSB ambassadors are enthusiastic, active and engaged members of the Royal Society of Biology who act as the key contact for the RSB within their workplace. Ambassadors showcase the benefits of membership, promote the work of...
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Theory of Devolution
Dr Catherine Ball looks ahead to science and research in an independent Scotland The Biologist Vol 61(2) p34-35 The 18th of September 2014 will be no ordinary day. Millions of Scots will take to the polls to answer the question of whether Scotland...
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Gone with the wind
Dr Sara Goodacre explains how and why spiders ‘fly’ and ‘sail’ to pastures new 30th July 2020 Dispersal shapes the world around us. At local scales it determines the chance that two individuals will meet. Over larger scales it determines species...
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Forging connections at RSB’s outreach and engagement conference
Around 100 early career researchers and public engagement professionals came together for this year’s RSB’s Outreach and Engagement symposium, RSB Connect. Around 100 early career researchers and public engagement professionals came together for this...
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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 September 8th 2021 As the UK Government consults on the regulation of genetic technologies, The Biologist has commissioned a group of new articles...
