Research Articles
Life in Motion: The Revolution in Biology at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, 1988
Explore the groundbreaking interdisciplinary life sciences research at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory in 1988, including cancer microenvironment studies, the Human Genome Project, and neural recording advances.
The Self-Organizing Cell: What Control Engineers Are Learning from Biology's Masterpiece
Exploring how biological self-organization provides insights for control theory and engineering applications
The Body's Hidden Repair Crew: The Power of Adult Stem Cells
Explore the remarkable world of adult stem cells - the body's natural repair system that maintains tissues and offers revolutionary medical treatments.
Seeing the Invisible: How Low-Voltage Electron Microscopy Reveals Life's Hidden Nanoworld
Explore how biological low-voltage scanning electron microscopy reveals the intricate architecture of cells with unprecedented clarity and minimal damage.
The Great Cellular Escape: How Your Cells Remodel, Travel, and Sometimes Go Rogue
Explore the fascinating world of epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) - the cellular process that builds our bodies and enables cancer metastasis.
From Reductionism to Holism: How CRISPR Redefines Life's Blueprint
Explore how CRISPR technology is transforming biology from a reductionist to holistic perspective, revealing life's interconnected genetic networks.