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ocean-research-offers-opportunities-for-healthier,-more-sustainable-futures
Posted inBiotechnology

Ocean research offers opportunities for healthier, more sustainable futures

August 17, 2026
Brazil could improve public health and reduce pressure on marine ecosystems by encouraging greater seafood consumption, expanding nutritionally diverse aquaculture,…
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researchers-improve-triple-junction-solar-cells-through-defect-passivation-and-optical-management
Posted inBiotechnology

Researchers improve triple-junction solar cells through defect passivation and optical management

August 17, 2026
Perovskite/perovskite/silicon triple-junction solar cells have taken another significant step toward the efficiency levels needed to transform next-generation photovoltaics. In a…
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arabidopsis-reveals-imbalance-between-chloroplast-proton-motive-force-and-atp-levels
Posted inBiotechnology

Arabidopsis Reveals Imbalance Between Chloroplast Proton Motive Force and ATP Levels

August 17, 2026
Plants are often portrayed as nature’s quiet solar panels, converting sunlight into chemical energy with remarkable efficiency. Yet inside every…
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malaria-mosquito-bites-turned-into-immune-boosters-in-new-chemovaccination-strategy
Posted inGenetics

Malaria Mosquito Bites Turned Into Immune Boosters in New Chemovaccination Strategy

August 17, 2026
More than 600,000 people—predominantly pregnant women and children under the age of five—die from malaria every year. According to the…
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Posted inBiotechnology

Amylyx readies approval push after GLP-1 inhibitor halves blood sugar crashes in ph. 3 win

August 17, 2026
Amylyx Pharmaceuticals’ $35 million bet on the GLP-1 receptor antagonist avexitide appears to have paid off, with the molecule cutting…
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university-of-rhode-island-wins-grant-to-study-cerebral-amyloid-angiopathy-prevalent-in-alzheimer’s-patients
Posted inGenetics

University of Rhode Island Wins Grant to Study Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy Prevalent in Alzheimer’s Patients

August 17, 2026
Micrograph of cerebral amyloid angiopathy. [Nephron/commons.wikimedia.org] A professor of pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences at the University of Rhode Island’s (URI)…
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the-microbiome-field-enters-its-next-chapter
Posted inGenetics

The Microbiome Field Enters Its Next Chapter

August 17, 2026
Sebastião van Uden, PhDCEO, Bac3Gel When scientists at Bac3Gel hear from potential customers, they typically express a mixture of frustration,…
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grasses,-not-just-flowers,-also-help-support-pollinators
Posted inBiotechnology

Grasses, Not Just Flowers, Also Help Support Pollinators

August 17, 2026
Bees may be finding an overlooked source of protein in one of the most ordinary features of the Southeastern landscape:…
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rewriting-disease:-oligonucleotides-take-aim-at-the-untreatable
Posted inGenetics

Rewriting Disease: Oligonucleotides Take Aim at the Untreatable

August 17, 2026
For decades, drug discovery has revolved around a familiar challenge: finding ways to modulate proteins that drive disease. Small molecules…
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scientists-reveal-pyridine-rearrangement-through-nitrogen-transposition
Posted inBiotechnology

Scientists Reveal Pyridine Rearrangement Through Nitrogen Transposition

August 17, 2026
Pyridine is one of chemistry’s most familiar molecular frameworks, yet moving a substituent from one position on its ring to…
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