Biotech & Bioprocessing

Imagine a world where the devastating impact of severe burns and deep wounds can be reversed with a tool as simple as a syringe, delivering regenerated skin that mirrors the real thing in both appearance and function. A pioneering advancement from researchers at Linköping University in Sweden is

In a quiet corner of Millbank, Australia, a hidden environmental threat emerged recently, sparking an urgent response from local authorities and biosecurity experts. The discovery of the Yellow Fever Tree, scientifically known as Vachellia xanthophloea, an invasive species classified as prohibited

In the intricate world of neuroscience, unlocking the secrets of the brain often hinges on the ability to manipulate genetic material with pinpoint accuracy, especially in adult mouse brains where cells no longer divide, presenting unique challenges for researchers. For years, scientists have

In Nigeria, the conversation around Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) often ignites passionate debate, with public opinion sharply divided between deep-seated fears of health risks and optimism for agricultural transformation. Many citizens harbor concerns that GMO foods might trigger serious

In a world where energy drinks have become a staple for millions seeking a quick boost to combat fatigue, a startling revelation from recent scientific research has raised significant concerns about their safety, challenging the perception of these beverages as harmless pick-me-ups. These popular

In the heart of Michigan's agricultural landscape, dairy farmers are grappling with an invisible yet formidable foe: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), a viral infection that has disrupted operations and threatened both animal and economic health. First detected on a Michigan dairy farm on