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I first got into flies in 2022, after a lecture in the second year of my genetics module, which was solely based on Drosophila...

Introduction   Far to the south, beyond the reach of ordinary seafarers, lies an untouched chain of volcanic islands—shrouded in thick...

Wet wipes, a universally valuable and versatile product, we use them for everything hygiene related. From wiping down tables to wiping...

The viva voce - perhaps the most dreaded conversation of a PhD student's life. Here at SciEnvy, we are talking to previous PhD students...

The viva voce - perhaps the most dreaded conversation of a PhD student's life. Here at SciEnvy, we are talking to previous PhD students...

*Trigger warning: mental health, depression, anxiety **Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional, psychiatrist, or therapist. If you...

In honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day on March 8, we asked women in environmental sciences to answer questions...

In honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day on March 8, we asked women in environmental sciences to answer questions...

In honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day on March 8, we asked women in environmental sciences to answer questions...

In honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day on March 8, we asked women in environmental sciences to answer questions...

In honour of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day on March 8, we asked women in environmental sciences to answer questions...

One in every four mammals is a bat. These remarkable animals are an essential part of the habitats in which they live. Without them we...

The term marine snow was first used in the 1930s when the discovery of tiny sinking aggregates in the ocean water column created the...

Why is Science Communication Important? As scientists we often forget that as we delve deeper into our research, the gap between our...

Image: Earthquake-triggered landslide damage to a building in the Nepal-China border town of Kodari. Note how landslide debris has filled...

By Natalie Yoh, Jessica C. Fisher, Takahiro Kubo, Danielle Rundle Now more than ever, scientists recognise that conserving biodiversity...

The cover art of the AR6 WGI report: “Changing” by Alisa Singer (IPCC 2021) As Europe and China suffered from disastrous floods and...

Algae are like plants, they need the right amount of light and nutrients to grow and they take up carbon dioxide to photosynthesise and...

With a background in ecophysiology and developmental biology, being tasked with developing a solution to improve woodland coverage in the...

In the past year, the benefits of green and green-blue spaces for our mental wellbeing have received plenty of attention. But what role...