Ausgaben von Bios Reports

08/25

Issue 39 (PDF)

• Science, Society, and Sustainability: Lab Rotation at Queens University Belfast
• The Black Soldier Fly: A Tiny Hero Boosting Kenya’s Economy
• Four Generations of BioS Gather for a BBQ to End the Summer!

07/25

Issue 38 (PDF)

• Lights, Camera, Action! Lab Rotation at ZDF Terra X
• Science Unpacked - The BioS Podcast
• Wings of the Economy: India Loses Billions to Extinction of Vultures

06/25

Issue 37 (PDF)

• Lab Rotation: A Podcast for the Senckenberg Museum for Nature
• The Role of Mine-Detecting Rats in Post-War Economies

• From Lab Coats to Running Shoes: BioS Takes On the REWE Team

  Challenge

• Welcome to Our New BioS Reports Members!

05/25 

Issue 36 (PDF)  

• SciComm Secrets: Advice from Experts

• Student Job Stories: An Interview with Anna-Lina

• Lab Rotation: Science Communication at Trento University

04/25

Issue 35 (PDF)

• Black-Lip Pearl Oyster - A Treasure for the Tanzanian Economy?

• Student Job Stories: An Interview with Gabriel Pinto Veas

• Lab Rotation to Publications

03/25

Issue 34 (PDF)

• Erasmus Semester at BioS - Interview with Merilyn
• Leaving Large Footprints: A Look into the Economic Impact of Thailand’s Elephant Tourism
• Lab Rotation at the Senckenberg: Improving Barcoding Success

02/25

Issue 33 (PDF)

• BioS Reports in 2024: Growth Over Time
• European Green Crab Invasion: The Dimension and Commercialization of the Sea Plague
• Lab Rotation: Genetics of Siamese Twin Fish

01/25

Issue 32 (PDF)

• What Topics are BioS Students Focusing on for the Thesis?
• With Great Fish Comes Great Wealth: The Role of Koi in the
  Japanese Ornamental Fish Market
• Lab Rotation: Marine Biology in Croatia

12/24

Issue 31 (PDF)

• Pinning BioS on a Map
• Master Thesis with the Great Apes
• Home Abortions with Vitamin C? A Case of Harmful Misinformation on TikTok

11/24

Issue 30 (PDF)

• Gold in Paris! TUD's iGEM Team Triumphs at 2024 Grand Jamboree
  with ReFiBa Project
• Sniffing to Save Money: Dogs’ Potential in Lung Cancer Screening
• Introductory Week Excursion for New Students of Biology in Society

10/24

Issue 29 (PDF)

• Spruce Bark Beetles: The Silent Invader of German Forests
• Who Joins Biology in Society in 2024?
• The Second Cohort of BioS Congradulates Their First Graduate!

09/24

Issue 28 (PDF)

• Sweet 30: Party at the Faculty of Biology
• Milking Snakes, Saving Lives: Production of Antivenom in Australia
• Interview with Professor Brixius

08/24

Issue 27 (PDF)

• Brightening Up Winter: Using Light Therapy to Beat the Seasonal Blues
• Lab Rotation: Decomposers, Data and Delight
• Time to Say Goodbye 

07/24

Issue 26 (PDF)

• Tiny Organism Could be a Huge Help: ReFiBa iGem Project
• Mink Fur Production in Denmark: The Collapse of an Industry
• Lab Rotation: Combating Bone Loss

06/24

Issue 25 (PDF)

• Clingy Crustaceans: Shipping Industry Loses Billions to Barnacles
• Down the Rabbit Hole: The New BioS-Inspired Podcast
• Exploring Food and Feed Safety Policies: Practical at the Ministry
• Bakteriopolis: More Science Communication

05/24

Issue 24 (PDF)

• BioS Reports is turning 2! - Quiz questions from 23 issues 
• New BioS Reports Editors Simon and Sophie introduce themselves
• BioS grads present their thesis topics
• Hosting the podcast "You Ask We Explain" at SPIN2030 Science Festival
• Winner of the Deutschlan Stipendium science slam - Spermatogenesis control via microRNA

04/24

Issue 23 (PDF)

• Edible Gold – How Valuable is the Global Caviar Market?
• Pythons, Vultures, and Co. - Lab Rotation at Dresden Zoo
• Dive into Egypt with BioS

03/24

Issue 22 (PDF)

• Deep-sea Delicacy: The Value of Scabbardfish for Madeira
• From Roadkill to Exhibition Piece - Lab Rotation
• And the Winner is... - A recount of the Science (Fiction) Slam

02/24

Issue 21 (PDF)

• Buzzing Fig Economy- The Role of the Fig Wasp for Republic of Türkiye
• New! BioS Explains - Fusion of Sperm and Egg 
• Strong Tendons of the Grasshopper - Lab Rotation on Biomaterials 

01/24

Issue 20 (PDF)

• New Ways to Treat Cancer: Lab Rotation at the TTMI Dublin
• How Coral Reefs are Benefiting Egypt´s Economy
• Lab Rotation Talks: BioS Comes Together

12/23

Issue 19 (PDF)

• Big Bad Wolf? How Wolves May Actually Benefit Our Economy
• Science Communication: Career Talk
• Lab Rotation in the Press Office
• Oh The Places You´ll Go! - Lab Rotation World Map

11/23

Issue 18 (PDF)

• Elephants: Cash Cows of The Zoo? The Case of Sawu at Dresden Zoo
• The First Graduate of Biology in Society
• Terrapins in South Africa - Lab Rotation

10/23

Issue 17 (PDF)

• Training Camp For BioS Students
• Behind the Scenes at the Museum - Lab Rotation
• Who Does (Not) Join in 2023?
• (Re)write, Review, Rejoice! - BioS Writing Workshop

09/23

Issue 16 (PDF)

• Reducing Plastic Waste in The Lab - News From The Faculty
• Animals and Money: US Pigeons in World War I
• Getting Hormones Out of The Blood - Lab Rotation

08/23

Issue 15 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: Donkey Skins For Eternal Youth
• Cancer In a Gel - Lab Rotation
• Is Chicken Döner Really Made of Chicken? – Results From Genetical Forensics

07/23

Issue 14 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: Canada´s Earthworm Crisis
• BioS Reports is Growing
• Plant Parasites: The Challenge of Healthy Cabbages

06/23

Issue 13 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: Luxurious Fibre - The Economic Value of Angora Wool Rabbits
• Infographic: A Social Life Improves the Gut Microbiome
• Genetic Wildlife Forensics – Lab Rotation

05/23

Issue 12 (PDF)

• Fact Check: Vitamin D - A Pill of Sunshine Against Depression?
• Life As a Scientist – Interview with Dr. Brankatschk
• Science in Stockholm – Lab Rotation

04/23

Issue 11 (PDF) 

• The Ninth Marine Field Trip of the Faculty of Biology to El Qoseir
• Life As a Scientist – Interview With Prof. Ludwig-Müller
• We Have Been FOSTERed!

03/23

Issue 10 (PDF)

• Fact Check: TikTok Trend With Explosive Effect: Shortage of a Diarrhoea Medication
• What is an ISSN and Why Does BioS Reports Have One?
• Understanding Ageing Using the Fruit Fly – Lab Rotation

02/23

Issue 09 (PDF) 

• Fact Check: Cold Showers and Health Benefits
• Life As a Scientist – Interview With Prof. Reinhardt
• Thai (holy) Basil – Cosmetic Usage – Lab Rotation

01/23

Issue 08 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: How Alpacas Act as Life Savers in Cancer Immunotherapy 
• Life As a Scientist – Interview With Prof. Zierau
• Healthy Cabbages – Lab Rotation

12/22

Issue 07 (PDF) 

• Animals and Money: Consumerism is Driving the European Eel to Extinction
• Animals and Money: Eurasian Jays Can Save The EU up to 216 Billion USD Annually
• Siamese Twin Fish - Lab Rotation 

11/22

Issue 06 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: The Economic Importance of Fighting Bulls in Madrid – Money Maker or Subsidized Animal Cruelty?
• Fact Check: Cannabis – Gateway to the Drug Abyss?
• Saxonian Switzerland and Scientific Talks

10/22

Issue 05 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: Common Pine Sawfly – Mass Outbreak Potentially Causing € 3.6 Mio of Economic Damage in a Study Area of Brandenburg
• Fact Check: Hospitals as the Origin of Multi-Resistant Bacteria?
• Cell Manipulation With Acoustofluidics – Student Job Insights

09/22

Issue 04 (PDF) 

• Exploring Cell Division – Student Job Insights
• Animals and Money: The Economic Importance of a Keystone Predator: Sea Otters in North America
• Fact Check: CRISPR/Cas9 technology: “Crazy”, “unethical”, “dangerous” or Great Therapeutical Advance? 
• Service Post for New BioS students – Links and Drinks

08/22

Issue 03 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: The Economic Importance of Whales in Húsavík – Iceland
• Fact Check: The Dangerous Myth: Vitamin D Protects Against Cancer
• Cheers to the End of the 2^nd Semester
• Who Will Join BioS in 2022? 

07/22

Issue 02 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: A Single Mussel Can Save Polish Waterworks up to 83.7 Million €
• Fact Check: Let’s talk about Soy Baby- Soy and Male Fertility
• Bird Excursion
• Was it Really Chicken? – Results From Genetical Forensics

06/22 

Issue 01 (PDF)

• Animals and Money: Asian Palm Civets Bring Millions of USD to Indonesia’s Economy
• Bonding Trip to Sayda Youth Hostel
• Excursion to Dresden Zoo
• Meeting a Nobel Prize Winner