Professor Peter Vujakovic looks at the potential threats, natural and man-made, to our insects.
Computer technology advancing IVF treatment
Dr Kara Turner and Dr Katie Fowler, who both teach on the Life Sciences programme and are experts in non-human animal embryology, comment on the use of time-lapse technology for IVF.
Obesity linked to Pancreatic cancer
Dr Carol Trim, School of Human and Life Sciences, comments on recent news that discusses an obesity link to cancer
Magnetic pollution reaches the brain?
Dr Gregg McIntosh, School of Human and Life Sciences, looks at a possible link between air pollution and Alzheimer’s
IVF puppies are an exciting breakthrough for non-human embryology
Dr Katie Fowler comments on how the first litter of puppies born through IVF is an important breakthrough for non-human embryology.
Climate change and potential impacts in the English Channel
The World Climate Change Conference 2015 at Le Bourget, Paris, formally opened yesterday with almost 150 world leaders, including David Cameron and Barack Obama, and 40,000 delegates hoping to reach a new agreement on global climate change.