An insect dubbed the Dracula ant is a speed champion among animals: it snaps its front pincers shut in less than 1/5,000 of the time it takes to blink #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/5n69vk4n4U
An influenza virus infecting a single cell can produce offspring with a wide variety of shapes, maximizing the virus’s chance of escaping attack by antiviral therapies #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/8JfHkVyeNJ
"we want to help support young talents as best as we can" says @RaggRuben Editor of ChemBioChem. His mission is clear. Many high caliber journals need to follow and not rely blindly on submitted articles by "brand name labs"! Luckily, many already do...
Congrats to Andoy and collaborators! It was a pleasure to illustrate your work! #sciart#scientificillustration Andoy - 2018 - Advanced Materials Technologies - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/W1SF3Rnnty
Terminology and concepts from computer science and engineering are becoming more common in biology labs as scientists re-engineer the activity of cells for specific applications. https://t.co/ACYbqJ3Sys
We are HIRING Phd students for our IMPRS on Multiscale Bio-Systems in #Potsdam and #Berlin. Projects can be found on https://t.co/EIGHbHufkY. Applications can be submitted til 31 Jan 2019. We are looking forward hearing from YOU! @MpiciPotsdam@unipotsdam@FU_Berlin@HumboldtUni
Editorial: The giant Galapagos tortoise named Lonesome George did not die in vain. His genome could shed light on aspects of this animal’s peculiar evolution and development, such as their large size, life span, and resistance to infections and cancer. https://t.co/d0qzAKSNX3