Improving Science to Benefit All of Humanity

Publishing preprints to make data widely available, communicating science to new audiences, and encouraging diversity and inclusivity are key to improve the global legacy of science, say Elizabeth Blackburn and Martin Chalfie.

Combating Misinformation with Excellent Science Communication

Never before have we had so many tools at our disposal to communicate and disseminate facts. And yet, the current general political and societal climate feels very anti-science and anti-fact. Can science communication bridge the gap?

Women in Research at #LINO18: Jeerapond Leelawattanachai...

Interview series with #LINO18 young scientists

Spotlight on Women in Research at #LINO18

In this interview series, some of the talented female young scientists of #LINO18 answer questions about their career path, their passion for science, their struggles and successes and give advice to other women in research.

Research in Latin America

Latin American science is on the move. At #LINO18, Alaina Levine spoke to some outstanding young scientists from the region.

Women in Research at #LINO18: Chelsea Cockburn...

Interview series with #LINO18 young scientists

Women in Research at #LINO18: Harshita Sharma...

Interview series with #LINO18 young scientists

Women in Research at #LINO18: Edith Phalane...

Interview series with #LINO18 young scientists

From Impact Factor to the Nobel Prize

The scientific community – junior and established scientists alike – must think deeply about how science should be evaluated

Marshland Restoration Counteracts Climate Change

Why we support the Degermoos marshland project