Research Articles
The Digital Doctor: How Computers Are Learning to See and Hear Our Health
Explore how biomedical signal-image processing and computational modeling are revolutionizing healthcare by decoding the body's signals for predictive medicine.
The Cellular Touch: Engineering Artificial Cells That Can Feel
Discover how scientists build artificial cells with synthetic mechanosensitive signaling pathways that can sense and respond to physical force, just like biological cells.
Clinical Flow Cytometry: The Hypothesis-Driven Science of Modern Cytomics
Explore how clinical flow cytometry has evolved into a hypothesis-driven discipline revolutionizing modern medicine through single-cell analysis in cytomics.
Breaking the Barriers: Neutralizing CNS Regeneration Inhibitors
Discover how scientists are overcoming the brain's natural barriers to regeneration by neutralizing inhibitors like Nogo-A, MAG, and CSPGs in the central nervous system.
The Soybean in a Test Tube: Brewing a Health Booster with Engineered Bacteria
Discover how scientists use engineered E. coli cocultures for de novo production of the powerful soy antioxidant genistein, a breakthrough in sustainable biotechnology.
Crop Biotechnology for Developing Countries: Opportunity and Duty
Exploring how crop biotechnology offers solutions to food security challenges in developing nations through scientific innovation and ethical implementation.
Brewing Biofuel: Programming Bacteria for Green Gasoline
Discover how scientists use metabolic engineering to program E. coli bacteria for high-yield production of isoprenoid-based C5 alcohols, a promising biofuel alternative.
The Master Key: How Scientists Are Engineering Super-Antibodies to Beat COVID Variants
Discover how scientists are comprehensively redesigning therapeutic antibodies to create powerful, variant-proof shields against COVID-19 and future pandemics.
A Tiny Gel That Could Revolutionize Dialysis: Giving Artificial Organs a Human Touch
Discover how heparin-mimicking microgels are engineering revolutionary hemocompatible dialysis membranes that fight clotting and biofouling.
Evolutionary Guidance and the Engineering of Enzymes: Nature's Blueprint for Designer Proteins
Exploring how evolutionary principles combined with modern technology are revolutionizing enzyme engineering for medicine, industry, and environmental sustainability.