Drug Researchers Tackle the Malaria Parasite at Multiple Life Stages
Researchers begin further testing of two inexpensive and effective antimalarial drug candidates
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Scientists Distill Cow’s Milk into Nano-Capsules for Drug Delivery
Scientists develop new method to purify exosomes from cow's milk for nano-sized drug delivery capsules
Connecting Bird-Watchers with Shade-Grown Coffee
Researchers recently explored whether bird-friendly coffee is on the radar of bird-watchers: are they drinking it and, if not, why not?
Lab Works toward Electrostatic De-Icing
New research from a Virginia Tech lab could make it easier to remove the frost from your windshield, among other applications
Researchers Find 635 Million-Year-Old Fungi-like Microfossil
Not only is the find the oldest terrestrial fossil ever found, it also helped our planet recover from an ice age
Lab Proves Concept of a Natural Approach to Antiperspirants
Research discovers the most natural antiperspirant in existence—the minerals within sweat itself
Viruses Don't Have a Metabolism; But Some Have the Start of One
Virginia Tech researchers discovered genes for cellular metabolic cycles in the genomes of giant viruses
Chiton Mollusk Provides Model for New Armor Design
The combination of flexibility and protection seen in the chiton mollusk make it ideal for biomimicry project
Researcher Discovers How Mosquitoes Integrate Vision and Smell to Track Victims
Scientists have found that mosquitoes are changing their hunting routines in response to host cues
Researchers Publish New Study on Citrus Greening Disease
As citrus greening becomes an increasing threat to growers worldwide, the future of the industry may depend on identifying locations that do not have a high risk of production collapse