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Two environmental researchers argue that open-access publishing has undergone major “environmental” shifts, triggering rapid and far-reaching evolutionary responses, not unlike natural ecocystems.

Long-read sequencing has the potential to improve taxonomic resolution and diversity analysis of subsurface microbial ecosystems.

When we (Camille Thomas and Romain Vaucher speaking) entered academia as graduate students in France and Switzerland, we were enthusiastic about the vast amount of research available with a simple cli...

The theory behind carbon offset projects is appealing: Instead of an organization cutting its own emissions, it can fund lower-cost carbon-reducing projects elsewhere to “offset” its emissions. The re...

The landscape of academic publishing is evolving towards greater openness and a...

Activity of methanogenic archaea on early Earth is mainly deduced based on modern processes and supported by the carbon isotope record (δ13Ccarb). Rec…

In environments like the deep subsurface, microorganisms with long doubling times can remain metabolically active for millions of years — we propose referring to this class of extremophile as aeonophi...

With the advancement of information and communication technologies, research has entered a new epoch. The proliferation of free, online, open access repositories of articles, data and code now enables...

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