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Caulerpa racemosa macroalgae

Seaweed Could Solve One of Aquaculture’s Biggest Pollution Problems

cell under a slide

New Method Reads a Cell’s Genes Without Killing It

Andrew Kern, an academic expert in population genetics and machine learning, develops new tools for studying evolutionary biology. (Photo by Charlie Litchfield)

An AI Trained on Fake Genomes Can Read the Geneology Written in Real Ones

Pyralis papaleonei sp. nov., holotype.

A New Moth Species Named for Pope Leo XIV Is a Plea to Protect What We Haven’t Yet Found

This image shows a microscopic view of E. coli bacteria, a species with an intimate relationship with humans.

Virus Teaches Bacteria to Eat Plastic 5x Faster Than Evolution Can Manage

artemis launch

What Happens to Your Body Under Crushing Gravity, According to Fruit Flies

An Australian fur seal, Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus

Seals Run Up a Physiological Tab at Sea and Pay It Back on Land

Female chemist in white protective gloves hold test tube against chemistry lab background closeup.

Soil Bacteria Kill Insects With a Toxin Related to Diphtheria

Two cameras monitor how the mouse in the box is feeling. AI algorithms detect even the slightest change in body posture and facial expressions.

AI Reads Animal Face to Tell Whether It’s in Pain

kelp forest

The Ecological Domino Effect That Could Save the Natural World

dry farmland

Salt-Tolerant Bacteria Are Bringing Dying Farmland Back to Life

turtle

By 2085, a Third of All Animal Habitats Could Be Hit by Multiple Climate Disasters at Once

Almost half of all Pugs, French and British Bulldogs are affected by BOAS, impacting their ability to breathe, eat, exercise and sleep.

Poison Helps Flat-Faced Dogs Breathe

Gibraltar’s Monkeys Are Eating Dirt to Cope With Tourists’ Junk Food

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