environment

High-throughput sequencing technology supports mangrove protection efforts.

Product efficiency requirements help combat the environmental cost of ultra-low temperature freezers, but there is more to sustainability than standardized energy ratings.

A new method enables clear visualization of the dynamic changes during angiosperm reproduction.

The 2.4-million-year-old environmental DNA fragments collected from permafrost in northern Greenland unlock insights into an ancient ecosystem.

Detecting endocrine disrupting compounds for monitoring or characterization requires ultrapure water for consistent results. 

Scientists explore how unicellular aquatic organisms could help humanity exist more sustainably.

Takara Bio USA, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Takara Bio Inc., today announced the launch of the SmartChip ND™ Real-Time PCR System, an automated, research-use-only (RUO), high-throughput qPCR solution for monitoring antimicrobial resistance (AMR), supporting efforts to ensure environmental safety and sustainability.

The Quick-DNA/RNA™ Water Kit is designed to provide researchers with the tools they need to achieve superior results in a variety of applications, from pathogen surveillance to environmental monitoring. 

Genomicist Mehrdad Hajibabaei empowers Canadian communities to monitor bioindicator species in their local freshwater ecosystems.

A metabolite from maize roots protects the plants against arsenic toxicity.

A series of rodent experiments showed that even with abundant food and water, personal space is essential to prevent societal collapse, but Universe 25's relevance to humans remains disputed.

Sustainable laboratory design trends move research toward a zero carbon future.

Researchers discovered novel attractants that may improve Tsetse fly traps and help control disease spread.

In Los Cabos, Mexico, a panga boat captain and a deep sea fishing enthusiast support researchers working to explain declines in Pacific fish populations.

Small plastic particulates can induce inflammatory responses in the gut and brain, but removing them reverses this damage.

Steven Jillings and Rachael Seidler will discuss the latest advances in understanding neuroplasticity and dysfunctional brain changes in response to spaceflight.

Researchers found that copepod genomes adapt in distinct ways when simultaneously exposed to multiple environmental conditions.

For new researchers, there is no better time than laboratory start-up to prioritize lab processes that protect the planet.

Recording the pH within decaying organs for the first time, researchers come closer to understanding why some soft tissues are more likely to be preserved as fossils than others.