Research Articles
The Symphony Within: How Our Auditory System Develops and Adapts
Explore the fascinating development of the human auditory system from prenatal stages through adulthood, with recent scientific discoveries about how we hear.
Unseen World: How Toxicology Deciphers Chemicals' Hidden Dangers
Explore how toxicology has evolved from ancient poison science to modern methods that protect us from chemical hazards in our daily lives.
The Hidden Power of Devil's Tongue: Unraveling the Secret Carbohydrates of Amorphophallus Plants
Explore the fascinating world of Amorphophallus plants and their reserve carbohydrates, particularly konjac glucomannan (KGM), with insights from Torao Ohtsuki's groundbreaking research.
The Silent War in the Paddy: Smart Strategies to Protect the World's Rice
Explore the innovative and eco-friendly strategies scientists are using to manage rice insect pests, moving from chemical warfare to integrated pest management for sustainable food security.
Guardians of Nature: Inside the Frontier of Biodiversity and Biosecurity Research
Exploring the groundbreaking research presented at the Joint Graduate School in Biodiversity and Biosecurity Student Seminar Day
The Metal Masters of Alzheimer's: How Zinc, Copper, Iron and Aluminum Shape the Brain's Most Notorious Protein
Explore how metal ions like zinc, copper, iron, and aluminum influence amyloid-β aggregation in Alzheimer's disease and their therapeutic implications.
Persulfate and Microbes: The Dynamic Duo Cleaning Our Planet's Polluted Water
Discover how combining persulfate oxidation with microbial sulfate reduction creates a powerful one-two punch against water pollution in this engaging scientific exploration.
Emerging Biosecurity Threats and Responses: A Review of Published and Gray Literature
Exploring the cutting edge of biosecurity science—from emerging threats to innovative tools and strategies being developed to keep us safe in this new biological era.
The Dance of the Ribosome: Mapping the Hidden Hotspots of Protein Synthesis
Discover how scientists track fluctuation hotspots on the yeast ribosome through the elongation cycle, revealing the dynamic nature of protein synthesis.
Synthetic Cells Break the Bacterial Communication Code
Discover how synthetic cells communicate with Pseudomonas aeruginosa through quorum sensing signals, opening new possibilities in medicine and biotechnology.