Past students, colleagues and friends distil the essential lessons they’ve learned – from teaching, to networking, to life itself – from Harold McNair

Gary Hieftje tells us about his heroes, offers advice for the next generation, and airs his views on the future of the field

It’s easy to feel disillusioned about the state of our planet, but there is still plenty we can (and must) do to protect it

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Could NASA’s Roman telescope help scientists answer some of the most perplexing questions about the universe?

Roy Goodacre talks about the biggest breakthroughs in the field, the instrument he couldn’t live without, and what he’d be doing in another life...

Four gurus of environmental analysis discuss current challenges and try to imagine how the world might look through our (grand)children’s eyes.

A snapshot of recent research into plastic particles, which have recently been found in the bloodstreams of farm animals for the first time

We Sit Down With Diana S. Aga, Henry M. Woodburn Chair Professor, Department of Chemistry, University at Buffalo, USA

Could metabolomics provide any insight into the post-COVID conditions? Timothy Garrett wants to find out...