Research Articles
The Baker's Secret: Engineering Yeast to Become a Microscopic Drug Factory
Discover how scientists are reprogramming baker's yeast to produce life-saving medicines through metabolic engineering.
The Electric Silk That Could Revolutionize Healing
Discover how silk fibroin combined with carbon nanofibers creates electrically conductive scaffolds that could transform tissue regeneration for heart, nerve, and bone repair.
Green Gold: Engineering Nature's Tiny Factories for a Hydrogen Future
Explore how metabolic pathway engineering is transforming microbes into efficient hydrogen factories for clean energy production.
Nature's Nano-Factory: How Cellular Teamwork Supercharges Medicine-Making in Yeast
Discover how scientists are engineering yeast cells to produce valuable ginsenosides through enzyme self-assembly technology.
Engineering Supercharged E. coli: The Tiny Factories Creating Biofuel from Plant Waste
Discover how genetically engineered E. coli bacteria are being transformed into efficient biofuel producers through metabolic engineering and adaptive evolution.
Beyond the Thermostat: Why Your Feeling of 'Comfy' is a Lie
Discover the science behind thermal comfort and why the traditional thermostat approach is being revolutionized by adaptive models that prioritize personal control and energy efficiency.
The Plant's Midnight Snack: Unlocking the Secrets of Starch Degradation
Discover how plants fuel their growth through the night using starch and how scientists use computer simulations to understand this process.
A Yeast's Second Wind: Engineering a Cleaner Path to Biofuel
Discover how scientists are engineering yeast to efficiently convert plant waste into biofuels by solving metabolic bottlenecks.
Unlocking the Genetic Secrets of Artemisinin: How Iranian Scientists Isolated a Key Gene Promoter in Artemisia annua
Discover how Iranian scientists isolated the DBR2 gene promoter from Artemisia annua, unlocking potential for increased artemisinin production to fight malaria.
Cabbage with a Hairy Secret: How a Soil Bacterium is Revolutionizing Plant Science
Discover how Agrobacterium tumefaciens is used to create hairy roots in Chinese cabbage, accelerating discoveries in medicine, agriculture, and environmental science.