Solving Crimes with the Necrobiome - We can’t talk to the dead, but in their own way, the dead can speak to us. Death and decomposition is the beginning of new life for the many microbes that take over our bodies after we die: an environment known as the “necrobiome.”
We can’t talk to the dead, but in their own way, the dead can speak to us.
Do you remember your first birthday present? No? Good, because it’s gross.
Let's put plants in the spotlight and focus on their best microbial partner: Fungi.
To scientists like Mark Smith, poop is more than just waste – it’s medicine.
A world without microbes seems at first like a utopia, but let’s take a deeper look.
An unlikely alliance with bacteria gives this squid an amazing superpower: Invisibility.
You don’t want to be a honeybee when the beewolf is on the prowl.
Science is inching closer to an unlikely solution to Dengue fever. Bacteria.
At the bottom of the ocean, a bacterial discovery reshaped our view of life on earth.
Antibiotics have a key role in medicine, but using them is not a decision made lightly.
The next time you spot a termite eating on wood, know that they’re not dining alone.
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