Research Articles
Wired Microbes: Engineering Bacterial Networks for Power and Fuel
Exploring how engineered bacterial electron transfer is revolutionizing bioenergy and biofuels production through microbial networks.
Harvest in the Hot Seat: How Climate Change is Reshaping Our Global Food Basket
Exploring how climate change is altering global crop productivity and threatening food security worldwide.
The Secret Pathways of Plant Cell Walls: How Molecules Navigate Nature's Fortress
Discover how molecules navigate through plant cell walls, challenging traditional theories and opening new frontiers for bioeconomy.
Rooted in Renewables: The Midwest's Scientific Quest for Sustainable Fuels
How the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center is transforming Midwestern biomass into carbon-negative biofuels through cutting-edge science.
The Invisible Fuel: Unlocking the Secrets of Savanna Wood Biomass
Exploring the groundbreaking research on quantifying fuelwood biomass in southern African savannas and its implications for energy policy and carbon accounting.
Cultivating Resilience: The Future of Food in a World of Limits
Exploring how science is forging a resilient food future within planetary boundaries as climate volatility intensifies and resources dwindle.
The Butterfly Effect in Rice: How a Tiny Genetic Change Unravels Plant Development
Discover how a single genetic mutation in rice chloroplasts causes cascading developmental effects through pleiotropy, impacting photosynthesis, growth, and yield.
The Silent Symphony of the Forest: How Digital Maestros are Conducting Nature's Orchestra
Exploring how simulation-optimization systems are transforming forestry into a precision science, balancing ecology and economics in an era of climate uncertainty.
The Tiny Molecule with a Big Secret: Unraveling Coenzyme M's Bacterial Blueprint
Discover how bacteria build coenzyme M through a unique pathway, revealing nature's convergent evolution at work.
The Invisible Frontline: Tracking Rice Blast's Stealth Invasion Along the Korean Border
How scientists are tracking rice blast disease along the Korean DMZ and its implications for global food security