A new study demonstrated that introducing neurons into Xenopus-derived biobots led to the self-organization of active neural ...

Vishnu Tripathi develops reagents and assays to advance clinical care and research diagnostics.

Every organism must be able to respond to stimuli in its environment, but when animal sizes strain the limits of neuron ...

After a physicist was found to have authored most of the papers in a conference volume he also edited, EPJ Web of Conferences ...

Connecting research skills academic scientists already have can help them explore and transition to new careers.

In this webinar, Katherine Novak, Zai Chang, and Raju Rayavarapu will discuss why data modernization is the critical ...

In Beer and the Nobel Prize, Thomas Annesley reveals the funny, human, and surprisingly relatable stories behind science’s ...

In this webinar, Charlotte Deane will explore how artificial intelligence and computational biology are transforming nanobody and antibody therapeutic design.

People with celiac disease have lower levels of fiber-metabolizing gut microbes. In a celiac disease mouse model, adding inulin fiber and specific bacteria reduced gut inflammation.

Since the first artificial kidney was developed in the 1940s, scientists have continued to engineer life-saving and research field-transforming artificial organs, devices, and tissues. In this article ...

Postdoctoral Deepali Luthra investigates how immune cells are metabolically poised to impair bacterial killing in cystic ...

Postdoctoral Joeselle Serrana uses molecular ecology and bioinformatics to study microbiome dynamics, biodegradation, and water safety at Stockholm University.