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Professor Mark JF Brown awarded Outstanding Research Supervisor of the Year
08 Dec 2023Congratulations to Professor Mark JF Brown from the Department of Biological Sciences, who has won the 2023 Times Higher Education Award

Five-year study finds bumble bees are still being harmed by nationally approved pesticides
07 Dec 2023European-wide research project, led by academics at Royal Holloway confirmed that commonly used pesticides in agriculture are still significantly harming bumble bees.

ERC funding for research into why animal species differ in their memory capabilities
24 Nov 2023The new project named ECOLLIGENCE is led by Professor Elli Leadbeater from the Department of Biological Sciences

Jack Pridham Lecture featuring Professor Elli Leadbeater
06 Sept 2023Challenges for bees in a changing world will take place at 6pm on Monday 16 October 2023

Evolutionary research on foetal cells in pregnant mothers
01 Sept 2023Study finds autoimmune and reproductive health problems of women with multiple partner births could be caused by cells inherited from previous pregnancies

Adding fungi to rosemary makes it more tasty
20 Feb 2023Research from the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), Vitacress Herbs and Royal Holloway explored the addition of mycorrhizal fungi to soil.

FindAPhD - Studentship Projects Biological Sciences
10 Feb 2023Available StudentShips.

Prestigious ZSL Scientific Medal awarded to Elli Leadbeater for outstanding contributions
08 Feb 2023The Scientific Medal of the Zoological Society of London recognises outstanding research on the ecology and evolution of social insects.

New study finds fish cannibalism is rare in wild
17 Jun 2022Mosquitofish and guppies, though known to be cannibalistic in captivity, are extremely unlikely to be cannibals in wild settings.

Royal Holloway enterprise fellow launches Natural Compound Solutions
27 May 2022Dr Harriet Berry has developed an enterprise activity called Natural Compound Solutions over the past year with Professor Paul Fraser in the Department of Biological Sciences at Royal Holloway