Latin American Science Fiction Offers a Southern Lens on Emerging Technology Ethics
A new Frontiers in Sociology paper argues that Latin American speculative fiction offers an underexplored form of anticipatory governance of ...
Tag: biotechnology
Plant Enzymes Evolved Molecular Precision Far Beyond Their Active Sites
Reconstructed ancestral plant enzymes reveal that high mirror-image selectivity arose through combined changes across the whole protein, not just the ...
CRISPR-Edited Microalgae Boost Carotenoids but Hit Hard Limits on Carbon Capture
A new review finds CRISPR engineering can sharply raise carotenoid yields in microalgae, yet these gains mostly redistribute carbon rather ...
First Continuous Cell Lines End Six-Decade Quest to Culture Marine Invertebrate Cells
A new review chronicles six decades of marine invertebrate cell culture and the 2025 arrival of the first continuously proliferating ...
Plant Microbes Quietly Engineer the Chemistry of Crops and Medicines
A new review synthesizes evidence that plant-associated microbes directly and indirectly reshape the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites, with implications for ...
Philosophers Argue Innovation Is Not Just Utility but a Moral and Ontological Act
A new paper in Ethics and Society argues that innovation should be reunderstood as an ethical and ontological endeavor, using ...
Model-guided low-temperature fermentation boosts enzyme output in yeast
A dynamic Droop-based model combined with chemostat experiments identified 20 °C and a dilution rate of 0.045 h−1 as the ...
Engineered albumin fusion extends erythropoietin half-life and enables nasal delivery in mice
A human erythropoietin fused to an engineered albumin variant showed a 5.2-fold longer plasma half-life and successful intranasal delivery in ...
Yeast and electricity team up to turn CO₂ into itaconic acid
Researchers combined electrochemical CO₂ conversion with microbial fermentation in a single bioreactor to produce itaconic acid from carbon dioxide.
Fungi harbour a vast superfamily of antifungal proteins that may act like secondary metabolites
A new study identifies 486 small cysteine-rich antifungal proteins found exclusively in fungi and proposes they form a single superfamily ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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