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Tag Archives: bacteria
Mine-Detecting Bacteria Not Quite Ready for Prime Time (Video)
Synthetic biology and students are mixing with explosive results. Remember the international Genetically Engineered Machine competition we told you was [...]
Posted in Genetics
Tagged bacteria, Biobricks, Edinburgh, genetically engineered, iGEM, land mine, MIT
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Bacteria Harnessed To Power Micro-Motor
Need to power your microscopic electronics? Don’t think high-tech, think Medieval. Like a team of miniature horses at a mill, [...]
Posted in Longevity And Health
Tagged arxiv, bacteria, roberto di leonardo, university of rome
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New Biosensor Finds Bacteria In Seconds
Drinking the water in a foreign country always seems like something of a gamble. Could be clean, could be a [...]
Posted in Longevity And Health
Tagged aptamers, bacteria, biosensor, FECYT, lab on a chip, Rovia i Virgili University, salmonella tyhpi, SINC, Tarragona, typhoid fever
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