Researchers have shown for the first time how bacteria can grow directly in the lungs…
Month: October 2014
Divide and conquer: Novel trick helps rare pathogen infect healthy people
New research into a rare pathogen has shown how a unique evolutionary trait allows it…
Plastic nanoparticles also harm freshwater organisms
Organisms can be negatively affected by plastic nanoparticles, not just in the seas and oceans…
High-speed evolution in the lab: Geneticists evaluate cost-effective genome analysis
Life implies change. And this holds true for genes as well. Organisms require a flexible…
Emergency aid for overdoses
Every minute counts in the event of an overdose. Now, researchers have developed an agent…
Tailored ‘activity coaching’ by smartphone
Today’s smartphone user can obtain a lot of data about his or her health, thanks…
Presence of enzyme may worsen effects of spinal cord injury and impair long-term recovery
Traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) is a devastating condition with few treatment options. Studies show…
First step: From human cells to tissue-engineered esophagus
In a first step toward future human therapies, researchers have shown that esophageal tissue can…
Sandworm to Blacken: The SCADA Connection
On October 14th, a report was publicly released regarding the Sandworm team. After beginning an investigation…
Sandworm to Blacken: The SCADA Connection
On October 14th, a report was publicly released regarding the Sandworm team. After beginning an investigation…