Researchers have grown bacteria in sand-based materials, merging biology and architecture to create sustainable building ...

The white dots are thought to store carbon. Credit: Wyss Institute at Harvard University Researchers have discovered a special strain of marine cyanobacteria that consume and store carbon dioxide ...

In a collaboration, the researchers at the Wyss Institute at Harvard University and the University of Palermo have discovered a new strain of cyanobacteria. This strain, nicknamed “Chonkus,” is adept ...

If scientists can figure out how to genetically engineer it, this single-celled organism’s natural quirks could become supercharged into a low-waste carbon capture system. Cyanobacteria like ...

All about the way plants turn sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into food.

All donations DOUBLED! Cyanobacteria like Chonkus, sometimes referred to by the misnomer blue-green algae, are aquatic organisms that, suck up light and carbon dioxide and turn it into food ...

If scientists can figure out how to genetically engineer it, this single-celled organism’s natural quirks could become ...

That process, called carbon fixation, resulted in the assembly ... bacterium, or archaeon. Cyanobacteria, a single-celled organism known as "blue-green algae" even though it is not algae, also ...

In volcanic ocean vents off the coast of Italy, researchers have discovered a new strain of cyanobacteria that could pack a particularly effective punch when it comes to capturing carbon dioxide ...

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