Behind the Paper
The real stories behind the latest research papers, from conception to publication, the highs and the lows
The first alumminum ion receptor in living organisms
How living organisms perceive and transduce signals is a fundamental question in life sciences. Particularly, the ability to sense and discriminatively respond to nutrient and toxic ions is crucial for survival of all organisms, which is especially true for non-motile plants.
How we created the biggest animal bite force database to date
Follow us on our way to the creation of the bite force database for 654 insect species!
Computational pathology identifies immune-mediated collagen disruption to predict clinical outcomes in gynecologic malignancies
A computational pathology tool to quantitatively characterize the immune-collagen relationship in gynecologic cancers. It enables prognostic stratification of patients and provides insights into the biology of the tumor microenvironment.
