Bleach makes for great bio-imaging
Oxygen-doped carbon nanotubes have applications in bio-imaging - and perhaps quantum computing, too
Of animal memory and Alzheimer’s
Other creatures replay their memories to make assessments, a revelation that has implications for humans, too
Tiny, living stones of the sea
How limestone-covered algae sway global climate — and how their fate may shift as the oceans acidify
Fighting to the end
Researcher Rahul Desikan led a long assault against ALS before succumbing to it himself
Micro-naps for plants
Flicking the lights on and off can save energy without hurting indoor agriculture harvests Kevin M. Folta, University of Florida A nighttime arrival at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport flies you over…