A viral descendent of the deadly 1918 flu is probably still going around By Hannah Seo / Published May 11, 2022
This pseudoscience movement wants to wipe germs from existence By Isobel Whitcomb / Published December 10, 2021
Regardless of COVID-19’s origins, experts say it’s time to tighten up biosecurity lab protocols By Philip Kiefer / Published May 28, 2021
Meet the illustrator who painted COVID-19′s infamous portrait By Kate Baggaley / Published November 6, 2020
What one ecologist’s high-flying studies reveal about our forests By Rob Verger / Published July 30, 2019
New trackers will help scientists follow elusive critters By Andrew Curry / Published September 11, 2018
Frog skin secretions offer the first ray of hope in a deadly fungal epidemic By Mary Beth Griggs / Published March 30, 2018
Your kitchen sponge could have more bacteria than a toilet seat By Sara Kiley Watson / Published August 9, 2017
Is there an app that can detect waterborne diseases in your glass of water? By Claire Maldarelli / Published March 4, 2017
Moth gut bacteria could help create new antibiotics By Claire Maldarelli / Published January 20, 2017
Harmful Bacteria May Hitch A Sea Cruise On Microplastic Particles By Meaghan Lee Callaghan / Published July 26, 2016