Imagine a bacterial cell—one of the multi-drug-resistant varieties that keep infectious disease experts up at night—blown ...

Scientists at National Taiwan University have developed a new microfluidic system that can detect subtle chemical ...

This Earthshot Prize finalist is using DNA sequencing to create sustainable clothing dyes Chemically polluted rivers are so last season. These UK scientists are creating dyes from nature.

European rivers and lakes are chemically polluted, water security in danger. A decade later, Colorfix won recognition as a 2023 finalist for The Earthshot Prize - the global environmental award ...

This Earthshot Prize finalist is using DNA sequencing to create sustainable clothing dyes From the vivid red of a parrot’s feather to the dreamy blues and purples of Indigo plants, nature is a ...

That’s precisely what UK-based company Colorifix is working on: a fabric-dyeing process that uses the DNA codes for colours found in nature and teaches microbes to recreate them.

Introduction Patients with frequent acute exacerbation phenotype chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (AECOPD) have a higher hospitalisation rate than infrequent exacerbation, the disease progresses ...

Tyler Kartzinel likens protecting biodiversity to enhancing cellphone networks. His analogy is pretty straightforward: look for gaps in coverage, and then do what’s needed to fill them. “Engineers ...

Scientists used patterned plastic surfaces to trick bacteria into halting their own spread. These designs may prevent ...