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Chula Launches Microbes to Clean Marine Oil Spill

Chula Faculty of Science has developed bioproducts to clean up marine oil spills from a research on oil eating microbes

Onruthai pinyakongDepartment of microbiologyMicrobial technology for marine pollution treatmentChulalongkorn universityChula launchesMicrobial technologyMarine pollution treatmentAssociate professorBio circular green economic modelSustainable development goals

Chula Launches a Bioproduct Microbes to Clean Up Oil Spill in the Ocean

Chula Faculty of Science has developed bioproducts to clean up oil spills in the ocean from their research on oil-eating microbes while getting ready to expand

Onruthai pinyakongMinistry of higher educationMicrobial technology for marine pollution treatmentChula centerEconomy development office public organizationNational scienceTechnology development agencyDepartment of microbiologyNational research council of thailandResearch funding for womenSpecialization centerJapan society for the promotion of scienceChulalongkorn universityPublic companyThai oil groupChula faculty

Study assesses eight de novo genome assembly software tools on viral next-generation sequencing data

A new study compares and assesses eight de novo genome assembly software tools on actual viral next-generation sequencing data.

Manoj kumarEmily hendersonAmit kumar guptaInnovative researchCouncil of scientificInstitute of microbial technologyAcademy of scientificIndustrial researchMicrobial technologyWest nileArs cov 2Covid 19Genetic engineering

Weekly News Bites: Robot fish, vaccine algorithms, and phosphorus-eating bacteria

Weekly News Bites: Robot fish, vaccine algorithms, and phosphorus-eating bacteria
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Nanyang technological universityMicrobial technologyIndian institute of science iiscSichuan universityChinese university of hong kongIndian instituteChinese universityHong kongTechnological university

Synthetic elements developed to inactivate SARS-CoV-2 virus

A new class of synthetic elements has been developed that not only block the entry of SARS-CoV-2 virus into body cells, but also clump the virus particles together, thereby reducing their ability to spread infection. This novel approach can provide an alternative mechanism to render viruses like Cor

Vijay mohanIndian institute of scienceInstitute of microbial technologyMicrobial technologyIndian institute