This week all our items relate in some way to our health. 8th July marked the beginning of Dog awareness week...
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This week on I, Science Radio was all about the science of documentaries. We discussed the effectiveness of documentaries at...
On the news this week: New BBC series "Dynasties"; omega-3 fish oils and vitamin D supplements do not prevent heart...
Find out what it takes to party like an animal at this month's Lates. Relax with food and drink, wander...
With cabinets full of (not so alive) life models from across the animal kingdom in some remarkable poses we invite...
Seduction and sexuality: what do you know about animal attraction and sexual identity in the natural world? This month’s Lates...
From revealing how inheritance works and developing evolutionary biology to manipulating viruses and bacteria to create products humans need, 20th...
The rich biodiversity of Nepal is a tribute to its diverse climate, altitudinal variation and geography. In total 118 ecosystems...
It's that time of the month again and this time, it's all about sex (baby)! Come and join the Science Museum...
The Cosmonauts exhibition features the first canine space travellers. Visitors can see the type of Sputnik cabin Laika the dog...
Could beavers be successfully re-established in Britain and what affect would they have on local biodiversity? Beavers are ecosystem engineers...
For humans, deception is a part of everyday life. The word ‘deceive’ has connotations of malevolence, selfishness and strategy -...
Take a closer look at some strange creatures with our seminar study day and find out more about how art...
Our annual nature fair and celebration of UK natural history and biodiversity is back. Explore UK wildlife, meet experts who...
Join the Natural History Museum for an exclusive evening exploring the past, present and future of this iconic Museum. Our scientists...
The team behind Science ShowOff presents a very special edition of their anarchic open mic night at the Grant Museum,...
Faraglioni are rock formations situated near the island of Capri, Italy. Those stacks were sculpted with time by erosion. They...
I snapped this bull giraffe whilst doing fieldwork in South Africa in the summer of 2012. We'd spent all afternoon tracking...
The picture shows the droppings of a Civet cat also called luwak (the common palm civet). The civet cat likes...
Teasdale, M. D. et al. (2015) Paging through history: parchment as a reservoir of ancient DNA for next generation sequencing....
We have rifled through our drawers and searched through our cabinets to bring out some of our most amazing animals...
From the ingenious to the ridiculous, the direction evolution has taken in creating creatures great and small never fails to...
This news story was published in the Imperial News section of the Super Science issue (issue 28), as an important...
Zoo Lates London Zoo 6-10pm Fridays, June-July 2012, adults only Fancy a wild night out? Then London Zoo Lates could...
Just a short post today. I came across this video of the strangest animal behaviour I've ever witnessed. The bear,...
Fact of the Day #2 Pigeons are smarter than most mathematicians. Well, they are if you look at one specific mathematical...
According to a friend, people think we'll be able to talk with dolphins within 5 years. After questioning his drinking...
