Research Articles
Stress and Survival: How a Human Drug Is Fighting a Devilish Cancer
Discover how imiquimod fights Tasmanian devil facial cancer by triggering ER stress and the unfolded protein response in cancer cells.
The Perfect Match: How Scientists Are Engineering a Better Mumps Vaccine for a Changing Virus
Discover how scientists are developing a genotype F mumps vaccine to combat the growing mismatch between circulating viruses and current vaccines.
The Invisible Revolution: How Nanobiotechnology is Forging a New Future in Medicine
Explore how bioprocess and nanobiotechnology are revolutionizing medical services through targeted therapies, advanced diagnostics, and innovative treatments.
The Colorful World of Iron Porphyrins: How a Spectroscopic Study Reveals Their Electronic Secrets
Explore how spectroscopic studies reveal the electronic secrets of iron porphyrins, the molecular core that makes blood red and powers life's essential reactions.
Cracking Biology's Big Data Puzzle: How Data Integration Is Revolutionizing Life Sciences
Explore how data integration is transforming life sciences by connecting disparate biological data sources into coherent, usable knowledge that drives discovery forward.
A Quarter Century of Glycobiology: How Sugar Coating Shapes Life
Discover how glycobiology has revolutionized our understanding of health and disease through the study of sugar chains that coat every cell in our bodies.
The Molecular Tango: How Oxygen Dances with a Speck of Rust
Discover how scientists are revealing the atomic-level dance between oxygen and tungsten oxide catalysts, unlocking cleaner energy and environmental solutions.
Deep Learning and Mammography: How AI is Revolutionizing Breast Cancer Detection
Explore how deep learning AI is transforming breast cancer detection through mammography, improving accuracy and early diagnosis rates worldwide.
Seeing Clearer and Deeper: How Multiphoton Microscopy Is Revolutionizing Biomedicine
Explore how multiphoton microscopy is transforming biomedical research by enabling deep, non-invasive imaging of living cells and tissues.
The Hidden World: Revisiting a Historic Microbiology Congress
Exploring the 1989 Czechoslovak microbiology congress that bridged germ theory and ecological perspectives on microbial life