Large networks are particularly beneficial to researchers in under-represented groups.

Study shows that the venerable device does not waft bacteria away from workbenches, as is often assumed.

The altitudinal gradient in river systems acts as a key environmental filter, shaping energy flow and community structure in aquatic biota as predicted by the R

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An invisible force. A transparent substance. A forgotten woman. The untold story of Fanny Angelina Hesse (1850-1934), who introduced agar to the lab

We discovered that microbial genetic variation interacts with host genetics to regulate host reproduction. We identified E. coli mutants that mitigate cyclophosphamide-induced male reproductive toxic...

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Understanding interspecific niche overlap is fundamental for evaluating resource partitioning and competitive interactions among sympatric species. Mi…

The rapidly developing field of targeted analysis of metagenomes focuses on retrieving information about specific genes and/or genome(s) from environm…

Graduate students bear as much responsibility as their mentors for ensuring that they are well guided through their degrees, say Hugh Kearns and Maria Gardiner.

The persistence and specificity of fish host-microbial interaction during evolution is an important part of exploring the host-microbial symbiosis mechanism. However, it remains unclear how the enviro...

Advocacy Overview Our Role The Fulbright Association serves as the unified voice of the Fulbright community in advocating for the program to the U.S. Congress. We pursue a strategic and non-pa...

This Perspective discusses using long-term ecological research networks to advance our understanding of fundamental evolutionary processes and evolutionary responses to global change.

The academic journal publishing model is deeply unethical: today, a few major, for-profit conglomerates control more than 50% of all articles in the natural ...

In this talk, Johan Rooryck discusses the Towards Responsible Publishing (TRP) initiative initiated by cOAlition S. He discusses the 5 guiding principles of this proposal, and the process developed to consult the worldwide scholarly community in collaboration with CWTS Leiden and Research Consulting. He also discusses some of the outcomes of this consultation process, and more specifically presents the measures of implementation that cOAlition S funders could put in place if they decide to fully adopt TRP in the Fall of 2024.

The effect of a turbulence gradient—from ‘still’ to ‘storm’ conditions—was investigated, for the first time, on two species of potentially toxic diatom (Ps