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Researchers have discovered a new way to create oxygen in the Martian atmosphere, and it all links back to a specific bacteria that eats carbon dioxide.

A rare flesh-eating bacteria has been confirmed to have killed five people in the United States, with officials reporting 25 cases of infection.

University of Bristol researchers have developed a new approach to creating synthetic cells using cellular components sourced from destroyed bacteria.

Cambridge University researchers have found bacteria that prefer to eat plastics over organic matter to consume carbon compounds.

Researchers have harvested the Jawsamycin molecule produced by Streptomyces bacteria as a jet fuel alternative to fossil fuels.

Scientists have discovered a single bacterium that has broken all of the previous theoretical limitations for a bacteria's size.

Russian scientists are concerned about the possibility of contamination from microorganisms from the ISS on the new ROSS station.

LanzaTech and Northern University researchers have used Clostridium autoethanogenum to ferment carbon dioxide to acetone and IPA.

Bacteroides from the human gut microbiome, can share genes for vitamin B12 acquisition with one another via bacterial conjugation.

Researchers from the University of Georgia's Center for Food Safety (CFS) have found the MCR-9 gene in Georgian wastewater.

A new study has shown how certain bacteria found in the gut microbiome of red-meat eaters increase the risk of heart disease.

A new paper has outlined an argument for space agencies to be on high alert for an 'alien invasion' of biological contamination.

Scientists have dropped a warning about this infectious disease being on the rise and how it kills about half of its victims.

Your public bathroom door handle anxiety can be solved with this self-cleaning door handle.

You carry your phone around with you every day, what else are you transporting? Check out the germs on your phone.

Scientists produce gold from Gold Chloride gas with the help of bacteria, we've finally mastered alc.