Researchers at Kyoto Universityâs Institute for Integrated Cell-Material Sciences (iCeMS) have announced a revolutionary breakthrough in targeted cell clearance, unveiling a synthetic protein-based therapeutic tool that harnesses the body’s intrinsic …
Indian glass fish, Parambassis ranga, are often kept in generic community setups that ignore their seasonal hydrology. In nature, they experience dramatic wet–dry swings: conductivity drops during monsoon influxes, tannins …
After a ten-year pause in vision courses at MBL, a new hands-on research course in Visual Neuroscience made its debut in August. Course co-director Richard Kramer, professor of Neuroscience at …
Teaching stem cells and medical applications can be tough, and students often struggle to connect it to the real world. That’s why I created this worksheet about a new treatment …
In recent years, the intersection of artificial intelligence and education has begun to deliver transformative outcomes, particularly within the realm of sentiment analysis and learning outcome prediction. The pioneering work …
Hillstream loaches are mesmerizing bottom dwellers known for their streamlined bodies, sucker-like mouths, and love of high-flow environments. Aquarium hobbyists often replicate their natural fast-flowing river habitats through river-tank builds …
Note: MBL Director Nipam Patel and Whitman Scientist Christine Field offered remarks of remembrance at the burial service on Aug. 30. Story and photos to come. On Saturday, August 30, …
When it comes to teaching the requirements of life, most textbooks keep it pretty dry. Listing oxygen, nutrients, temperature, and atmospheric pressure. Important, yes, but not exactly the kind of …
A recent case study has emerged from BMC Endocrine Disorders that illuminates an intriguing yet rare intersection of endocrine dysfunction and cardiovascular disease. The case involves a middle-aged woman suffering …
A recent bout of the common cold may be a defense against a COVID-19 infection. A study that included the nasal swabs of more than 1,000 participants assessed whether infections …