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New Minflux microscope improves molecule tracking in live cells
CCIL Researchers Receive Grainger College of Engineering Faculty Awards
An NSF Expedition in Computing: Mind in vitro - Computing with Living Neurons
Jump ARCHES grant awarded to study antibiotic resistance
New tests and treatments developed in mice for pulmonary fibrosis
Large US firms have lower product diversity, study finds
Researchers simulate behavior of living 'minimal cell' in three dimensions
New model accurately describes COVID-19 waves and plateaus
How do microbes choose from a “menu” of food?
Nigel Goldenfeld retires from the University of Illinois
10 IGB members receive Presidential Medallion
Undergraduate students selected as 2021 Woese Research Scholars
Geology helps map kidney stone formation from tiny to troublesome
COVID-19 peaks reflect time-dependent social activity, not herd immunity
Researchers hunt for drugs that keep HIV latent
Predicting microbial interactions in the human gut
Quantum leaps in understanding how living corals survive
Gut bacteria help digest dietary fiber, release important antioxidant
Chancellor, Provost offer reflections on 1 million COVID-19 tests
Initiative offers COVID-19 testing, explores virus transmission's social factors
Unexpected similarity between honey bee and human social life
CRISPR-induced immune diversification in host-virus populations
Do-it-yourself COVID-19 vaccines fraught with public health problems
Novel phage alters transcriptome of a common human gut microbe
Collaborative team awarded $12.5 million for new NSF Biology Integration Institute
Pattern analysis of phylogenetic trees could reveal connections between evolution, ecology
Computational human cell reveals new insights
Bacterial protein fragment kills lung cells in pulmonary fibrosis
Mathematical models provide snapshot of human gut microbial community
Study provides framework for 1 billion years of green plant evolution
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