Research Articles
Sculpting a Super-Scavenger: How Computers are Designing an Enzyme to Clean Up a Stubborn Pesticide
Explore how computational protein design is revolutionizing bioremediation by engineering enzymes to break down persistent pesticides like acephate.
Tiny Underground Allies: How Soil Bacteria Help Plants Clean Up Toxic Metals
Discover how rhizobacteria form symbiotic relationships with plants to remediate heavy metal contamination in soil through natural processes.
Nature's Alchemists: How Mushrooms are Cleaning Up the World's Color Pollution
Discover how fungal laccase enzymes from Trametes versicolor and Fomes fomentarius can decolorize synthetic dyes and revolutionize environmental bioremediation.
Unearthing Nature's Tiny Recyclers: The Search for Bacteria That Can Transform Waste into Wealth
Discover how scientists are finding bacteria in humic soil that can break down lignocellulose and transform agricultural waste into valuable products.
The Invisible Cleanup Crew: Meet the Bacteria That Devour Our Pharmaceutical Leftovers
Discover how Burkholderia strain CQ001, discovered in hospital sewage, can break down persistent steroid pollutants like dexamethasone in our waterways.
Nature's Nano-Cleaners: How Enzyme Engineering is Revolutionizing Pollution Control
Exploring how engineered enzymes are transforming environmental remediation with their ability to break down pollutants efficiently and sustainably.