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Off the Bench - Inspiring Science

The Power of Touch

With her research, Lauren Orefice wants to contribute to the improvement of treatments for autism disorders. The young neurobiologist aims to uncover the influence that the sense of touch has on those affected.

Outstanding

There are approximately 65,000 known tree species worldwide, and some of them have made quite a name for themselves. They are higher, older or heavier than their peers – and they continue to amaze researchers and nature-lovers alike.

Can of Worms

We would like to introduce what may be the most ecologically beneficial animal on earth: the earthworm. 141 scientists from 57 countries have published the first world atlas of the worm. It uncovers surprising findings.

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A Dangerous Game of Hide-and-Seek

It is a race against time: more and more bacteria are developing resistance to antibiotics. How do they do that? Molecular biologist Tanmay ...

A Flourishing Life

Nature provides us with health and happiness; it has been hailed as a teacher and healer for millennia by peoples all over world. The chirp ...

Back to Nature!

The global community is declaring war on the extinction of species. The goal: by 2050, humans are to find their way back to a “life in harmo ...

Castles Made of Sand: Coral Reefs and their Symbionts

Towering coral, vibrant with color, and teeming with life is a common image when thinking of coral reefs. Scores of fish, sharks, sea turtle ...

Bacteria Versus Body Cells

Do our bodies contain far more bacteria than human cells? Researchers have found that this is not the case. The ratio is approximately equal ...

10. January 2022

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