A sunlight-activated chemical spray increases wheat yield in field trials across rainfall conditions.

An RNA-binding protein on leukemia cells provides an effective target in mouse models.

A workflow using conserved amino acid domains identifies viruses in sequence data at single-cell resolution.

Far-red kinase biosensors are applied to image kinase signaling networks at super resolution.

A base editor designed using circular permutation reduces off-target effects while enhancing purity.

Hyperspectral reporter genes allow imaging of ground bacteria from aerial vehicles

Developers are recombining or sharpening established drugs, molecules and mechanisms to create a new generation of neurology therapies.

Producing goods, such as foods and fuels, with minimal environmental impacts is urgently needed. Although advances in bioproduction are promising, there is often a noticeable gap in our understanding of whether and where new processes can compete with existing methods on an economic and environmental basis. Transparent lower bound calculations from basic principles highlight potential benefits of producing foods, but not fuels, from electro-microbial production of biomass.