In this issue:

From microscopic test tubes and 3D-bioprinted plant chemicals, to rice fortified with beef protein and bioluminescent house plants—don't miss the latest updates and advancements in science from around the world.     

Innovation ›    Education ›    Community & Connection ›    Beyond the Bench › 

INNOVATION
What technologies can I use in my research?

The Tiniest Test Tube: Studying Cell-Specific Protein Secretion 

Scientists explore new technology for single-cell analysis. » 

Rabies Viral Vectors for Neural Circuit Mapping 

Read about recombinant viral vectors for brain mapping. »

Printing Plant-Based Pharmaceuticals—Without Plants 

 Rochester iGEM team uses 3D-bioprinting to replicate plant chemicals. » 

EDUCATION
What can I learn today?

How do Self-Amplifying RNA Vaccines Work? 

Learn about the mechanisms and key advantages of saRNA vaccines. »

Transform Your Research Lab with our Automation Resources

Things to consider when exploring lab automation. »

COMMUNITY & CONNECTION
What’s happening in the science world?

Sustainable Food Systems: Rice Grains Fortified with Animal Protein

Scientists create "hybrid" beef rice as a sustainable protein alternative. »

A New Piece in the HIV Replication Puzzle 

The discovery of an enzyme key to HIV replication could lead to new antiviral therapies. »

Replicated Soap Bark Molecule Boosts Vaccine Market Sustainability 

Researchers replicate QS-21, a critical vaccine ingredient derived from the soap bark tree. »

BEYOND THE BENCH
Tell me something fun!

Your Very Own Bioluminescent Houseplant   

This petunia will light up any room—literally! »

Playful Teasing in Great Apes

Scientists study the cognitive prerequisites for joking around.