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As winter in the northern hemisphere transitions into spring, a remarkable phenomenon unfolds in the skies above us - the grand spectacle of spring migration. Every year, countless birds embark on epic journeys, traversing continents in a display of nature's…
Read More Migration Mysteries: Decoding the Navigation Strategies of Migratory Birds
Figure 1: Ribbon structure of the GFP protein. The chromophore is highlighted. Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) is a naturally occurring protein that emits a green light when exposed to certain wavelengths of light. It's an important component in many of…
Read More Common Lab Questions: GFP Transformation and Purification
CRISPR seems to be everywhere these days. Doubtless, you’ve come across it. But have you ever wondered where the name comes from? CRISPR stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats. Let's break it down. The term was coined by…
Pfizer's Super Bowl commercial was a catchy and inspiring celebration of the power of science and the persistence of scientists. If you missed it or if you haven’t rewatched it at least once, go here. In addition to the unknown…
Read More Rocking the Cosmos: Exploring the Science Behind Queen
