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Search ResultA Startup Is Pushing the Boundaries of Biology with Synthetic DNA
Dr. Floyd Romesberg, one of the company’s co-founders, made news last year when he and a team of scientists successfully incorporated two synthetic nucleotide bases i...
Read MoreA Startup Is Pushing the Boundaries of Biology with Synthetic DNA
Dr. Floyd Romesberg, one of the company?s co-founders, made news last year when he and a team of scientists successfully incorporated two synthetic nucleotide bases into th...
Read MoreNew Technology Lets Scientists See The Brain With Nanoscale Resolution
Neuroscientists have begun testing the most powerful brain imaging technology ever created, and it’s already helped them answers questions about how connections form ...
Read MoreNew Technology Lets Scientists See The Brain With Nanoscale Resolution
Neuroscientists have begun testing the most powerful brain imaging technology ever created, and it’s already helped them answers questions about how connections form ...
Read MoreBarrier Reef coral genetically altered in hope of surviving climate change
Coral species from different climes being mixed as a form of ?assisted evolution? to see if it will help them adapt more quickly to rising sea temperatures The Australian g...
Read MoreNovel mechanism may lead to better TB control
suppresses the adaptive immune response in the host could lead to development of new drugs to control the disease. The team of scientists led by Dr. Sangita Mukhopadhyay, G...
Read MoreIndian scientist Kamal Bawa gets Midori Prize in Biodiversity
Indian scientist Kamal Bawa, a distinguished professor of biology at the University of Massachusetts in Boston, has won the 2014 Midori Prize in Biodiversity for his resear...
Read MoreClimate change’s longer growing season won’t mean more carbon capture
Forests may stay green longer due to global climate warming, but it doesn’t mean those same forests will actually grow more. In fact, new research in two papers publi...
Read MoreRay of hope for HIV patients
New York: In a significant discovery, researchers have identified a new protein that holds promise for the next-generation of anti-HIV drugs.
The team at University...
Read MoreWho said playing games is waste of time?
Throughout the last twenty or thirty years, parents around the world have been putting limitations on the amount of time their children spend playing games. Many a times, p...
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