13 October 2016.
Keyword - Microbes
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Methane associated with coal beds is an important global resource of natural gas. Much of the methane in coal comes from microbial methanogenesis.
While all soil has microbes living in it, disease-suppressive soil has certain types of microbes that can fight off disease.
Soil health is a lot more complicated than most would like.
“We’ve always attributed those things to the plants themselves, what we’re increasingly understanding is the characteristic of their plant is somet
AMHERST, Ma — A microbiologist at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has been awarded $2.5 million in the form of two grants from the U.S.
I always thought that, the less yard waste I removed from a property, the better.
Stanford bioengineer has developed a microscope for mobile that provides a new way of learning about and interacting with microbes.
On June 3rd, a train loaded with highly volatile crude oil derailed just outside the small town of Mosier in Oregon’s Columbia River Valley.
I know – I know – it is all the rage right now to lament how we are not getting exposed to enough microbes and how that is damaging our immune syst
AMHERST, Mass.
The microbes in and on your body are more numerous than the stars in the Milky Way.
But what about microbes? How can minuscule changes in a cell’s mass be measured when the whole organism weighs just a picogram (10-12 grams)?
For the past several decades, farmers have been abandoning their plows in favor of a practice known as no-till agriculture.
As they grow, corals are bathed in a sea of marine microbes, such as bacteria, algae, and viruses.
Zymergen, a biotechnology startup that harnesses robots and machine learning to produce bioengineered microbes for customers in manufacturing and h
It takes real guts for a newborn baby to thrive these days.
Many allergy experts say it is vital for our future health and that of our children to reduce hand washing and allow friendly microbes back into ou
By combining a robotic workforce with advanced data processing, Zymergen aims to help businesses more efficiently and sustainably produce raw mater
Doctoral student Cliff Kapono sets out on an adventure to map the surfer microbiome Surfers have a very intimate connection to the ocean.
These days, promising a tech revolution can be worth a fortune in venture backing.
The company is trying to produce industrial chemicals from single-cell organisms, or microbes, to help make everything from surgical sutures to sup
DURHAM — Soil microorganisms play a critical role in the amount of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere, which is
Zymergen, a Bay Area startup creating all sorts of materials from genetically altered microbes, just raised $130 mil
Zymergen has developed a proprietary platform, which uses robots and machine learning to engineer microbes faster, more predictably, and to a level
Last month, Popular Science discussed the state of gut microbiome research and the often overgeneralized claims of many probiotics.
The term autophagy means “self” (auto) “eating” (phagy also refers to phagocytes which are immune cells that eat debris and microbes).
Centuries after its discovery, the microscopic realm of microorganisms remain disconnected from the macro-world of direct human perception, but tha
Typically, our gut microbiota consists of several thousand different types of bacteria, as well as other microbes such as viruses and yeasts.
An easily assembled smartphone microscope provides new ways of interacting with and learning about common microbes.
Food for your microbes “Both in animals and in humans, when you ingest carnitine, microbes that live in your intestines digest the carnitine,” expl
He is an SAB member of Optibiotix Ltd.
These benefits alone will decrease many ailments in the body, as 80 percent of our immune system is found in our digestive tract and lack of gut fl
Doty’s lab specializes in studying how microbes help plants exist in stressful environments, such as those marked by high salt, low water, or high
A 3D-printed microscope attachment can turn scientific observation into a video game.
Each year, humans dump approximately 14 billion pounds of trash into the world’s oceans, much of it plastic.
Humans have a symbiotic relationship with microorganisms, many of which reside in our gastrointestinal tract, and they can be highly beneficial to
Before humans or animals, plants, dinosaurs, long before even algae, microbes were forming gooey mats on top of rocks.
Microbiology might not be everyone's idea of fun, but a new DIY project from Stanford University aims to bring ‘playful interaction’ to the st
Scientists have developed a new 3D printed smartphone microscope that allows users to control live microbes and play games like Pac-Man with them.
The source of these emissions is methane—a greenhouse gas 34 times more powerful than carbon dioxide—that is produced by microbes eating organic ma
A new 3D-printed, easily assembled smartphone microscope lets kids play games or make more serious observations with light-seeking microbes called
Researchers at Stanford University have created the LudusScope, which allows users to control microscopic organisms to play games like soccer andPa
Plant and microbial sources worked but were inconsistent.
Scientists have developed a new 3D printed smartphone microscope that allows users to control live microbes and play games like Pac-Man with them.
Microorganisms from different kingdoms of life are actively working together or fighting against one another.
Introducing the LudusScope, a 3D-printed, open-sourced system that lets you control and play games with living microbes on your smartphone.
A new 3-D printed, easily assembled smartphone microscope developed at Stanford University turns microbiology into game time.
Finally, Onishi researched how microgravity affects microbes living inside humans, possibly upsetting the immune system.