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Light-controlled molecular tools let scientists program living cells, from cancer therapy to microbes.
Computer simulations reveal why some pharmaceuticals become trapped in soil—and others spread through water.
A Mars mission inspired young visitors to search for life beyond Earth at ForskarFredag.
New thesis shows why stubborn infections may need to be understood as bacterial communities.
Can AI help authorities detect potentially hazardous chemicals before they become widespread?
Ice is not a passive freezer, it affects iron minerals in a warmer climate with frequent freeze-thaw-cycles.
In an interdisciplinary project, George Westmeijer is building an image library of microbes in the Baltic Sea.
Large-scale mapping reveals the hidden interactions that shape gut microbial life.
Most cancer drugs target proteins. This strategy instead targets the virus's DNA.
The proteomics platform makes it possible to analyse thousands of proteins with local support.
