Jennifer Green
After graduating with a degree in Zoology from the University of Leeds, I decided to pursue a career in Science Journalism and enrolled on a masters course at City University, London. Now half way through the year, I have specialised in filming, editing and producing news programmes, documentaries and web content. My long term dream is to work producing wildlife documentaries, but I'm also interested in creating marketing clips for company websites.X-ray reveals new link between birds and dinosaurs
Scientists working at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in California announced last week that an X-ray analysis has revealed a chemical connection between birds and dinosaurs.
Read MoreForeign bug will be introduced to control UK Knotweed
Have scientists found a way to limit the growth of Japanese knotweed?
Read MoreHave biofuels accelerated a food crisis?
Marketed as a solution to environmental degradation and our dependence on peak oil, biofuels once appeared a promising ‘green’, renewable energy source.
Read MoreNeanderthal gene extends to Asia and Middle East
A draft sequence of the Neanderthal genome has provided a new insight into evolution – including evidence of interbreeding with ‘modern day’ humans.
Read MorePoachers kill world’s ‘rarest large mammal’
Conservationists are now debating whether or not the Vietnamese population of Javan rhino has any chance of survival
Read MoreInterview with John Stewart
We interviewed John Stewart, chair of HACAN ClearSkies, regarding pollution, biofuels and the third runway.
Read MoreAccidental discovery could help eradicate malaria
Scientists have found a way to lock malaria parasites within infected blood cells to trap the disease and possibly treat it.
Read MoreThree-parent IVF may prevent babies from inheriting diseases
Three-parent IVF treatment aims to get rid of rare genetic disorders in mothers.
Read MoreIs the truth out there?
The chance of detecting extra terrestrial life is now greater than ever before, Lord Martin Rees told scientists two weeks ago at a Royal Society conference in London.
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