Each of us have more microbes on and in our bodies...  ...ds that your nose contains hundreds of species of bacteria . That in itself is no surprise; each of us is hom...

This crab has got a green thumb...  ...dy are coated in gardens of symbiotic bacteria , which derive energy from the inorganic...  ...gases of the seeps. The crab eats the bacteria , using comb-like mouthparts to harves...  ...to harvest them from its bristles. The *str...

The Philips company introduces lights that run...  ...wer. Instead, they harness the bioluminescence of bacteria . You have to feed them fuel, namely methane and c...

Are you a messy eater? Is ketchup for whatever rea...  ...uld be designed just for you; a fabric that kills bacteria and breaks down compounds for all your fashion ne...  ...droxyl radicals and hydrogen peroxide, which kill bacteria

Over at Neatorama, we have a lot of scientific...  ...ion though as it takes some scientific materials, bacteria and Petri dishes, to make some really cool design...  ...y cool designs. Check out works from a variety of bacteria artists over at Flavorwire. Link

Before you reach for that hand sanitizer, consider this: rather than killing germs, that action is actually more likely to make you - and society - sicker. What is worse, p...

Economists do it with spreadsheets and charts. Arc...  ...streams by surrounding toxic waste sites with the bacteria . 2. Big Name: Escherichia coli You Know It As...  ...ck. In fact, E. coli is one of the most important bacteria inside your intestinal tract. Scientists love wor...

If you can't live without a cup of coffee, you hav...  ...e, demonstrates the enzymes and genes utilized by bacteria to live on caffeine," he writes.Link

There are many ethnicities of man, but according t...  ...e kinds of people: Our gut contains trillions of bacteria , known collectively as the microbiome. Their cell...  ...he closest approximation, thriving communities of bacteria encased in a human shell. No two people have quit...  ...ree preferred ways of...

The Gippsland Lakes are a chain of lakes in eastern Victoria, Australia. A combination of fire and floods changed the conditions of the water and led to the proliferation of Synechococcus, a photosynthetic cyanobacteria....