Professor Rochelle Constantine gives us 10 minutes of her time to discuss her research into unravelling complex questions about marine megafauna.

Professor Jennifer Miles-Chan discusses variations in the way individuals metabolise energy and how women's bodies respond to effects of contraceptives.

Dr Matthew Sullivan gives us 10 minutes of his time to discuss his research into how metallodrugs interact with proteins.

Associate Professor Jane Allison uses computer simulations to understand how molecules work and how they go wrong, which in turn helps design better drugs.

Dr Ghader Bashiri gives us 10 minutes of his time to discuss his research into the global issues of antimicrobial resistance and methane emissions.

Dr Sarah Knight gives us 10 minutes of her time to discuss her research into sustainable, high quality agricultural products.

Dr Molly Swanson, Research Fellow with the School of Biological Sciences, gives us 10 minutes of her time to discuss her research on motor neuron disease.

Dr Kristal Cain gives us 10 minutes of her time to discuss her research that tests long-standing ideas and assumptions about why animals do the things they do.

Professor Ant Poole, from the School of Biological Sciences, gives us 10 minutes of his time to discuss his research about the evolutionary origins of DNA.

Dr Anna Brooks is a Research Fellow and Flow Cytometry Manager in the School of Biological Sciences and the Maurice Wilkins Centre for Molecular Biodiscovery.

Dr Emma Carroll discusses how molecular methods can provide insights into the lives of otherwise hard to study animals such as the southern right whale.

Dr Jessie Jacobsen gives us 10 minutes of her time to discuss reading people like books, and the benefits of caffeine-fuelled meetings.

Dr Nobuto Takeuchi discusses his research on the evolution of biological complexity using computational and mathematical modelling.