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Bactosensors: the next-gen health guardians in our gut
“It’s been 134 days and a half since I’ve been [...]
The Bacteriophage’s Tale: the versatile virus that changed biological science
It was the 3rd of December 1917 when Felix Hubert D'Herelle reported [...]
Beyond the plate: can synthetic food contribute to a greener future?
Just eight years before the Second World War, Winston Churchill [...]
Borrowing nature’s blueprint: new materials with a life of their own
Look around you. Observe any of the objects that are [...]
Harnessing biological tools in the quest for renewable energies
Our planet is in crisis. We have already caused much [...]
The rise of cell-free systems in synthetic biology
Until the end of the 19th century, it had been [...]