Genes reveal how to save wildlife from invasive minks
A new generation of trappers is ending a catastrophic, decades-long invasion of mink to the UK, using sophisticated tools
Jacqueline writes news stories and feature articles about life sciences research at the University of Cambridge, covering topics from infectious disease to food security. She works with the media to achieve widespread coverage, and advises Cambridge researchers on communications activities.
A new generation of trappers is ending a catastrophic, decades-long invasion of mink to the UK, using sophisticated tools
A team of scientists from Cambridge University have developed a vaccine that works against the common elements of all coronaviruses
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