Research Articles
The Protein Data Bank Revolution: How Structural Biology is Reinventing Data Management for the 21st Century
Exploring how the Protein Data Bank is adapting to handle complex group depositions through improved presentation and archiving protocols for modern structural biology.
The Genetic Divide: How Embryologists and Geneticists Clashed and Found Common Ground
Explore the century-long conflict between embryology and genetics over what shapes life itself, and how molecular biology bridged these perspectives.
A Tribute to DNA Fingerprinting: The Genetic Revolution in Our Cells
Explore the revolutionary science of DNA fingerprinting, from its discovery by Sir Alec Jeffreys to modern forensic applications and ethical considerations.
Harnessing Bacterial Power: How Sporosarcina pasteurii Creates Sustainable Building Materials
Explore how Sporosarcina pasteurii uses microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation to create sustainable building materials and repair concrete structures.
The First European Researchers' Night: A Scientific Adventure Across Europe
Explore the inaugural European Researchers' Night in 2005 - a continent-wide celebration of science that opened laboratories and connected researchers with the public.
Data Sanctuaries: How India is Building Biological Banks for the Future
Explore India's biological databases revolution - from the Indian Biological Data Centre to specialized protein, crop, and disease databases accelerating research.
Unlocking the Sugar Code: How Nanopores Are Deciphering Biology's Hidden Language
Explore how solid-state nanopore technology is revolutionizing glycan analysis and decoding biology's complex sugar language.
From Lab Bench to Bedside: How Translational Research is Revolutionizing Colorectal Cancer Care
Explore how translational research bridges laboratory discoveries and clinical applications to transform colorectal cancer treatment through personalized medicine approaches.
Biosemiotics: The Revolutionary Science of Life's Hidden Language
Explore biosemiotics - the revolutionary science studying signs, communication and meaning-making across all living organisms from bacteria to humans.
The Cellular Antenna: How a Tiny "Hair" Directs Cartilage Construction
Discover how the Dicam protein and primary cilia work together to regulate cartilage development through Indian Hedgehog signaling.