Life Sciences

Using AI to Deal with Data
Ed O'Brien speaks at launch ceremony for NCEMS center

How AI can help researchers processes ever-increasing amounts of data.

Who Needs a Membrane?
Marina Feric and student work at lab bench
From University Park to Tarangire
school students in Tanzania fill out worksheets
A Lifelong Love of the Ocean
Colin Howe snorkling in water
Science Matters: New Spotlight Sessions Allow Alumni to Converse with Eberly Scientists
Nikki Crowley speaking at the Science Matters: Spotlight Sessions at the Franklin Institute
For certain life-essential proteins in E. coli, repair is more likely
Image of E. coli bacterial cell with boxes zooming in on differently colored proteins.
Evaluating the evaluators: How do plant virus genome analysis tools stack up?
Ashtekar Frontiers of Science Lectures to begin Jan. 24
Illustration of bright light on planet horizon with words "Unexpected pairing addressing big questions"
Warblers borrow color-related genes from evolutionary neighbors, study finds
Magnolia Warbler on branch. Credit Davey Walters
In brief: Like living cells, oil-in-water droplets reach out with “arms”
Illustration showing oil droplets reaching out arms toward treasure chest with amino acids diffusing toward the droplets
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