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Interface Focus recently published a theme issue on ‘Cyborg Futures’. In this blog post, Guest Editor Professor Jonathan Rossiter (University of Bristol) tells us more about the theme issue.

Interface Focus recently published a theme issue on 'Combinatorial models for evolving representation of dynamical behaviours in biological networks’. In this blog post, Guest Editors Madalena Chaves, Elisabeth Remy and Elena Queirolo tell us more.

A new two-part Interface Focus issue explores the potential of biological composite materials.

A recent Interface Focus issue highlights the current areas of research and outstanding questions for addressing health issues associated with cardiac arrhythmias.

Launched in 1665, Philosophical Transactions is the longest-running scientific journal in the world. Since then, a lot has changed in scientific publishing, but the Royal Society still strives to maintain integrity and trust in the research it publishes. 91TV Publishing Editorial team explains how.

A new Interface Focus issue brings together scientists from a range of scientific backgrounds to explore some of the deepest topics in science.

A new Interface Focus issue highlights the challenges and opportunities for developing technologies based on engineered biological systems.

A new Interface Focus issue brings together a number of approaches, including anthropology, genetics, linguistics and archaeology, to explore the human past of the Amazonia.

A new Interface Focus issue highlights the importance of rheology in a wide range of practical applications, as well as the work being done to forge cross-disciplinary collaboration between researchers with mutual interests in this area.

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A new two-part Interface Focus issue aims to explore some of the molecular mechanisms by which living cells process information and make life-or-death decisions.

A new Interface Focus issue examines the role of aerosol transmission in the spread of the SARS-COV-2 virus. We spoke to the organiser to find out more.