Tag: bacteria

Story tips from Johns Hopkins experts on Covid-19

BioengineerMarch 17, 2021

MAN’S BEST FRIEND COULD HELP SAVE HIM FROM PROSTATE CANCER Media Contact: Brian H. Waters, Dogs have been called man’s best friend because of...

Poverty Dignified, Inc. Hires New York Bay Capital As Investment…

CleantechMarch 16, 2021

As purveyors of smart hygiene, our mission is not only to help us return to our normal lives, but to...

Change is coming

AerospaceMarch 15, 2021

The JetBlue Mint business class creates a relaxed atmosphere while ensuring the cabin can still be easily...

Key principles and methods for studying the endocytosis of biological and nanoparticle therapeutics

Nano TechnologyMarch 12, 2021

1.Karasneh, G. A. & Shukla, D. Herpes simplex virus infects most cell types in vitro: clues to its success. Virol. J. 8, 481...

Mobile payment pioneer Settle enters Bulgaria

Big DataMarch 12, 2021

Up until now, sending money with your phone in Bulgaria has been limited to those who are willing to set up a new...

IBM’s AI may lead to new antimicrobials, drugs, and materials

AIMarch 11, 2021

The power of audio From podcasts to Clubhouse, branded audio is more important than ever. Learn...

IBM develops AI to invent new antibiotics – and it’s made two already

NEWATLASMarch 11, 2021

Hiding behind the current COVID-19 pandemic, another serious public health threat is looming – the rise of antibiotic-resistant “superbugs.” New antibiotics are needed...

3 Medical Innovations Fueled by Covid-19 That Will Outlast the Pandemic

AIMarch 11, 2021

A number of technologies and tools got a chance to prove themselves for the first time in the context of Covid-19. Three researchers...

It’s not just gut bacteria, our fungal mycobiome can also affect health

NEWATLASMarch 9, 2021

While most microbiome scientists focus on gut bacteria, a new school of research is starting to look at how the communities of fungus...

What Is Life? Its Vast Diversity Defies Easy Definition.

QuantumMarch 9, 2021

People often feel that they can intuitively recognize whether something is alive, but nature is filled with entities that flout easy categorization as...