microbiology Scientists recorded the sound of a single bacterium It's the world's smallest and loneliest disco. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago Deep sea sponges gnaw on the bones of an ancient oceanic graveyard How can you be so soft, yet so metal? By Cassidy Ward 3 months ago Grasshopper’s get hangry! Gut bacteria to blame for locusts swarming Has anyone offered the swarm a Snickers? By Cassidy Ward 3 months ago Zero-G could be the answer to producing more stem cells — and saving more lives Microgravity can be the next frontier for putting stem cell research (and more) under a literal microscope. By Elizabeth Rayne 4 months ago Viruses body-snatch cells by shapeshifting like it's a micro horror movie Body snatchers really do exist, in the form of viruses that can shapeshift their RNA to invade victim cells. By Elizabeth Rayne 6 months ago Superpowered immune systems cleared HIV from two patients without treatment Their immune system punched the virus into the Sun. By Cassidy Ward 6 months ago Malaria pathogens help mosquitoes smell fresh blood and feel younger Mosquitoes and malaria are in a symbiotic relationship; malaria pathogens give them an edge in smelling prey. By Elizabeth Rayne 6 months ago Biofuels made by microbes could be merging cars onto the Sugar Rush Speedway We're going from rush hour to sugar rush. By Cassidy Ward 6 months ago Bacteria could be the answer for storing green energy in the future By Elizabeth Rayne 8 months ago Microbes can mine rock in space—and it could save the environment on Earth and beyond By Elizabeth Rayne 8 months ago Load More
Scientists recorded the sound of a single bacterium It's the world's smallest and loneliest disco. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Deep sea sponges gnaw on the bones of an ancient oceanic graveyard How can you be so soft, yet so metal? By Cassidy Ward 3 months ago
Grasshopper’s get hangry! Gut bacteria to blame for locusts swarming Has anyone offered the swarm a Snickers? By Cassidy Ward 3 months ago
Zero-G could be the answer to producing more stem cells — and saving more lives Microgravity can be the next frontier for putting stem cell research (and more) under a literal microscope. By Elizabeth Rayne 4 months ago
Viruses body-snatch cells by shapeshifting like it's a micro horror movie Body snatchers really do exist, in the form of viruses that can shapeshift their RNA to invade victim cells. By Elizabeth Rayne 6 months ago
Superpowered immune systems cleared HIV from two patients without treatment Their immune system punched the virus into the Sun. By Cassidy Ward 6 months ago
Malaria pathogens help mosquitoes smell fresh blood and feel younger Mosquitoes and malaria are in a symbiotic relationship; malaria pathogens give them an edge in smelling prey. By Elizabeth Rayne 6 months ago
Biofuels made by microbes could be merging cars onto the Sugar Rush Speedway We're going from rush hour to sugar rush. By Cassidy Ward 6 months ago
Microbes can mine rock in space—and it could save the environment on Earth and beyond By Elizabeth Rayne 8 months ago
