Being able to grow the elusive and poorly understood bacterium will make it easier for researchers to find treatments for the disease that has devastated Florida's citrus industry

Nanocomposite protects against intense light, holds promise for expanding high-speed optical networking capacity

In the first experiment of its kind, scientists are looking at new ways to test how plastics degrade in water—which could be used to trial plastic alternatives

Researchers at the University of Oregon believe the bleach-sensing mechanism could serve as a strategy for some bacterial pathogens to colonize and persist in inflamed tissue

Today, Lyme disease is a mounting health concern, with estimates of over 300,000 cases in the US annually

Recently published research provides insight into the Listeria contamination problem and may lead to researchers and the apple industry getting closer to solving it

Australia-UK researchers identify ancient protein pumps that make bacteria tough to treat—but could be key to new green polymers

The method can not only be used to facilitate and standardize screening steps in selecting phage for certain applications, but it is also useful for evaluating mutations or changes to virulence

UMass Amherst researchers tune nanowire properties with peptide 'decorations'

Recent paper describes how the food industry around the world should use molecular methods more often for subtyping and characterizing salmonella