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Exposure to a virus isn’t an all-or-nothing proposition. The concept of “infectious dose” suggests there are simple ways to stay safer from harm.

Scientists fear the scary possibility that an ancient microbe threat dubbed 'Factor X' might be released from the permafrost by human activity. Read more here.

Analysis shows that heat-loving microbes thrive in the hot 195F water of the famous geyser Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park. Read more here.

UH’s microbiome center has developed an insectary, microscopy and genomic analysis cores that benefit research across disciplines.

Artist and engineer Xin Liu speaks to Artnet about her immersive digital artwork for The Dalmore's new Masterpiece of Tomorrow platform.

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In some subterranean aquifers, cells have a chemical trick for making oxygen. It offers new insight into how life survives deep underground on Earth—and where it might lurk in space.

Tailings can cause all kinds of problems.

Microbes have favourable conditions in which they thrive. Click to read more...

Harmful algal blooms are taking over as the world warms and grows richer in carbon dioxide—and there’s no easy fix.