Bacteria In Hot Springs Use Far-Red Light Wavelengths For Photosynthesis
Bacteria growing in near darkness can still harvest energy and produce oxygen from sunlight.
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Bacteria growing in near darkness can still harvest energy and produce oxygen from sunlight.
Don Bryant, Ernest C. Pollard Professor of Biotechnology and professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at Penn State, is retiring after 41 years of research, teaching and service to the University, and is announcing an estate commitment that will establish an endowed chair and a lectureship in his name.
Don Bryant, Ernest C. Pollard Professor of Biotechnology and professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at Penn State, is retiring after 41 years of research, teaching and service to the University, and is announcing an estate commitment that will establish an endowed chair and a lectureship in his name.
A team of researchers led by Penn State scientists has identified the location of changes in the photosynthetic apparatus of some cyanobacteria –