Recent study shows individual microbes—such as bacteria—found in denser microbial populations mutate much less than microbes in sparser groups

Organic waste such as yard trimmings, paper, wood, and food produces millions of tons of methane emissions at landfills every year in the U.S., but it could produce renewable natural gas and liquid fuels

The transformative impact of calorimetry-focused 3D phenotype assays—strengthening diagnostics in drug discovery and personalized medicine

SBP researchers advance tumor-imaging nanosystem for enhanced diagnostic imaging

The new computational model may help explain that gap in the evolution of chemistry into biology

Researchers found that, “despite large environmental change and management efforts over recent decades, water quality of lakes in the Midwest and Northeast U.S. has not overwhelmingly degraded or improved”

MALDI imaging is a powerful mass spectrometry technique available with JEOL’s MALDI Imaging SpiralTOF

A new weapon in the fight against arthritis?

Carbon fiber made with lignin would be more sustainable and less expensive than fibers currently being produced

The toothless dolphin, which lived about 28-30 million years ago, provides new evidence of the evolution of feeding behavior in whales (which includes dolphins)

The redesigned system allows customers to perform metals digestion at higher temperatures—up to a maximum 200°C (392°F), which is above industry standards

The new Masterflex L/S Cytoflow pump head was developed specifically for pumping live cells and shear-sensitive fluids