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New Genetic Engineering Insight Could Curb Need For Fertilizers Even More

In the last 30 years, the United States has grown more food using less land and with less environmental strain than ever believed possible. Fertilizers are better, pesticides are better and genetic modification has led to less need for both.

United statesSteven spoelUniversity of edinburghUniversity of edinburgh school biological sciencesUniversity of campinasBiological sciences

Path to Sperm Success Illuminated by Discovery of Male Fertility Gene

Path to Sperm Success Illuminated by Discovery of Male Fertility Gene
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Ansgar zochUniversity of edinburghUniversity of edinburgh school biological sciencesUniversity of edinburgh centerMolecular cellRegenerative medicineBiological sciences

MiAlgae aims to support next generation of biotech researchers

Seeking to develop the skills and development of the next generation of biotechnologists, the Scottish algae biotech company MiAlgae has welcomed the addition of 2 Foundation Apprentices to its research and development team, alongside 3 PhD students who joined…

United kingdomEast lothianCity ofCharlotte leeJo partridgeIseabail farquharJason talacBen bakerJames blakelyEnvironmental sciencesUniversity of stirlingUniversity of edinburgh school biological sciencesFoundation apprenticesMusselburgh grammarEdinburgh schoolBiological sciences

Cancer drug may increase new eggs in women, study

A study indicates that a therapy commonly used to target Hodgkin's lymphoma appears to have increased the number of non-growing eggs in women's ovaries.

United kingdomCity ofEvelyn telferUniversity of edinburghResearch councilUniversity of edinburgh school biological sciencesHuman reproductionMedical researchOn growing eggs

Could plastic-eating enzymes help curb pollution? – DW – 07/07/2023

Each year, millions of tons of plastic waste ends up in the environment where it can last for centuries. But the discovery of plastic-gobbling enzymes has raised hopes of solving this mounting problem. Some scientists have called these tiny plastic eaters a game changer. But is this really a scalable solution? And does it make economic sense?

Mecklenburg vorpommernNeil king natalie mullerJoanna sadlerUwe bornscheuerUniversity of greifswaldUniversity of edinburgh school biological sciencesNeil king