Linking two enzymes turns plastic-eating bacteria into super-digesters
But these bacteria won't save us: we still need to use far less plastic to save the planet
A grape virus causes vineyards to lose $60,000 per hectare, and there's no defense against it
Red blotch disease alters the chemical composition and taste of critical winemaking grapes
The genes of 600-year-old ginkgo trees are just as active as their teenage counterparts
Ancient trees reveal the secret to their virtual immortality
Meet Betty Hay, the scientist who saw how cells grow and limbs regenerate
Happy birthday to the trailblazing developmental biologist
Sorry, your houseplants aren't actually purifying your apartment's air
New research finds that you would need between 10 and 1000 plants per meter squared to gain any real air quality benefits
We need to talk about our current global antimicrobial resistance crisis — in a more effective manner
Antimicrobial resistance has been declared a global health threat, but we're running into barriers when it comes to communication
Gamers are one-upping nature and computers by designing whole new proteins
Building elaborate structures from scratch is difficult for computers, but in the hands of a gamer...
NIH seeks to enroll one million individuals in genetic counseling to improve health research diversity
Medical research has had a long history of disproportionately benefiting wealthier countries and white people, rather than ethnic minorities
Open access publishing is gaining steam, and the National Cancer Institute is now on board
NCI joins Science Europe and the University of California system in making bold moves toward open access