A groundbreaking May 2025 study published in Nature Communications challenges the long-standing belief of a sterile brain: microbial traces identified in human brain tissue. What are the implications for neuroscience and medicine? Does the Brain Host Bacteria? A Discovery That May Transform…
Alessia Nobile
The bacterium is able to produce a current of 9 amperes in 20 hours and allows to feed electrochemical systems for water treatment
Mario Vincenzo La Rocca
Researchers at Pudrue University developed an antimicrobial peptide-based treatment for metal surfaces that targets the bacterial population The focus on cleanliness and sanitation today is a hotter topic than ever before. The cleanliness of the environments where food is produced is fundamental to…
Mario Vincenzo La Rocca
Ferrero has filed an international patent for a packaging for food products that reduces the formation of mold and bacteria thanks to natural extracts.
Giovanni Sapere
To design and build ever more sophisticated and performing computers, researchers turn to nanomaterials, including graphene. New research Graphene and its characteristics that make it a unique material in some ways have been talked about for some time now. Graphene, a thin carbon flake perhaps the…
Giovanni Sapere
