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Lipid Nanoparticles and the Revolution in mRNA Medicine
A lipid nanoparticle in a cell, from Cross, R We know that the end of the Covid-19 pandemic is due to the development and spread of the messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines, but not many people know exactly how they work. In truth, mRNA is quite finicky and hard to bend to your goals. The enzymes (proteins that speed up chemical reactions) in our bodies and environment quickly chop up mRNA, rendering them useless. In addition to that, mRNA can’t easily go through our cell membranes

Hima Adimulam
Aug 233 min read
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A New Light to Lead the Way
A new light has emerged to help guide us towards solutions to diseases faced by all. However, it seems like this light has been inside all of us all along.

Hima Adimulam
Aug 83 min read
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Biopharmaceuticals:Magnified in Cancer Treatment
(An image showing DNA from Pharmtech.) What are Biopharmaceuticals What are biopharmaceuticals you might ask? Biopharmaceuticals are complex medicines or medical drugs made from living cells or organisms using biotechnology. An important advantage to them that should be noted is the fact that biological molecules are very intricate while regular drugs are small and simple. These bigger builds allow them to have higher specificity, or work more efficiently, and off-target i

Debopriya Ghosh
Jul 312 min read
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How Do Plants Make Up Our Cosmetics?
What happens when plants are used in our daily cosmetics? Turns out, theyre already on the market for their various benefits!

Hima Adimulam
Jul 243 min read
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Bioremediation: Using Nature for a Clean Environment
The end to the harmful pollution humankind has faced for over a century may be found with something from the Earth itself.

Debopriya Ghosh
Jul 173 min read
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Platelets: The Unexpected Players in Protein DegredationÂ
When it comes to potentially stopping life-threatening illnesses like cancer, you can count on platelets to do the work.

Hima Adimulam
Jul 133 min read
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Astrobiotechnology: Farming the Cosmos
Plants are the original food source for all life on earth, and with biotechnology, we can take it to space.

Debopriya Ghosh
Jun 202 min read
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How do we support tissue engineering?
Sometimes, the body isnt able to repair itself independently, however, with scaffolding, there may be another way.

Hima Adimulam
Jun 123 min read
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The Role of mRNA Vaccines and Their Development
mRNA Vaccines: the science and process behind one of the most widely used technologies in medicine!

Debopriya Ghosh
Jun 53 min read
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The Future of "Antibiotics"
Antibiotics wont always work. So what else can we use? Introducing, Phage Therapy.

Hima Adimulam
May 303 min read
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Sprinters of Steel: Are Prosthetics Serving As an Advantage in Races?
On the track, everyone fights for the same title. However, do some competitors have an advantage over the other?....

Shreya Shetty
May 233 min read
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The Technology and Impacts of Drought Resistant Crops
While many know CRISPR for their gene editing in animals, they are also used in creating plants that can save lives from famine all over the world.

Debopriya Ghosh
May 163 min read
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How Do We Know What Bacteria is in Our Bodies?
Introducing metagenome binning, a technology that is changing how we identify diseases everyday!

Hima Adimulam
May 153 min read
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Designer Babies: When Does Gene-Editing Cross the Line?
While gene editing technology has the potential to change the world, where does the line begin to blur from necessary to desired modifications?
Layla Ceesay
May 12 min read
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The Dual Perspectives of Modern Medicine
A big difference in different kinds of medicines is well, their sizes. However, what is the science behind small and large molecule medicines?
Zarifah Khondoker
May 13 min read
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Harnessing Microalgae for Biomolecule and Material Production
Despite their small size, microalgaes are playing a huge role in the sustainability of everyday products.

Hima Adimulam
Apr 243 min read
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Reimagining Surgery with 3D Bioprinting
3D Bioprinting; a rising technology revolutionizing surgery faster than ever.

Debopriya Ghosh
Apr 173 min read
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