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Katherine Ellen Foley • October 27, 2015
Even though we can’t see them, microbes have an important role in the Hudson River
Michael Koziol • October 12, 2015
Could you survive on the Red Planet with a dozen potatoes, iron oxide dust, and your own poop?
Meghan Bartels • September 22, 2015
Missing microbes on science’s goofiest day
Rebecca Harrington • April 10, 2015
Scientists are working on turning harmful algae blooms intro practical energy sources
Rebecca Harrington • November 21, 2014
Yes — until it’s not. And these experts say that’s the problem
Lydia Chain • October 6, 2014
Hardier microbes make biofuel production more feasible
Neel V. Patel • June 11, 2014
New technology that “listens” to bacteria
Joshua A. Krisch • October 24, 2013
Are bacteria the super sleuths of the future? Study suggests that microbes could help determine time of death in tricky murder cases.
Joshua A. Krisch • October 10, 2013
A closer look at exaggerated reports of the man-eating microbe that terrorized Florida.
Ben Guarino • March 28, 2013
Tracking the way leafy greens spread disease
Katie Hiler • March 27, 2013
Cone snail bacteria may yield new opportunities for drug development
Christine Kelly • October 26, 2012
Some are benign, some are beneficial, some are bad. But the one thing microbes have in common? They’re everywhere.
Rachel Nuwer • November 23, 2010
Understanding microbial “Good Samaritans” may be key for combating bacterial infection
Ariel Bleicher • May 29, 2010
A renewable energy company in Seattle discovers a new way to brew biochemicals.