At NASA Ames, Dr. Diana Gentry brings an engineering approach to astrobiology. Her team of biologists, engineers, and computer scientists have designed an automated evolution chamber. Their goal? Evolve a strain of microbes that will thrive in a Martian environment and pave the way for human settlement.
Submit via Film Freeway The 4th annual Raw Science Film Festival is open for submission! The festival honors films on science and technology…
The EU will fund research into the development of a unified European open science cloud (August 15,2015) The do-it-yourself (DIY) and open source movements are…
