Watch one scurry around upside down in a remarkably unusual form of locomotion.

Stable, long-term cell lines will enable scientists to study everything from coral bleaching to biomineralization, knowledge that may help protect corals from ongoing climate change.

Take a break from the bench to puzzle and peruse.

A study finds that slower-growing species are better able to adjust their growth to fit their hyphae through narrow passages.

The Scientist Social Club talked with the author.

Researchers use magnetic nanoparticles and liquid-handling robots in an effort to detect COVID-19 outbreaks early.

The Scientist Social Club talked to the author and her dad, Chris Miller. 

Cell biologist Derek Applewhite gives a peek inside his laboratory at Reed College.

Researchers find different distributions of the immune cells in young, older, and diseased eyes.

In yellow-green and purple versions of the reef-building Acropora tenuis, the genes that code for particular fluorescent and other colorful proteins become more active in the summer, protecting symbiotic algae from thermal stress and resisting bleaching.

Volunteers have been working around the clock to rescue the animals found stunned on the beach.

Good girl, Florin!

Directing an object on a screen to a target provided a tasty reward.

Listen to a musicologist blow through the oldest known shell horn.

See outplanted coral spawning in the wild thanks to the efforts of researchers at the Mote Marine Lab.

Researchers found that thinning petunia cells’ cuticles caused them to slow production of volatile organic compounds.

Take a deep dive into the research of a pioneering figure in the study of plant virology.