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From Green Leaves To Silver Nanoparticles: Nature-Inspired Strategies Against Antimicrobial Resistance
Can the plants growing around us solve the antimicrobial [...]
How VOCs Affect Antimicrobial Testing And How We Solve It at BioLabTests
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can disrupt antimicrobial testing by masking or mimicking antibacterial activity. Learn how BioLabTests tackles this with accelerated ageing to ensure accurate and compliant results using ISO 22196 and related methods.
Cordyceps: The Real Fungal Apocalypse Behind The Last of Us
Cordyceps have recently gained a lot of attention due to their appearance in the hit video game and TV series, The Last of Us. In the show, the Cordyceps fungus mutates and becomes parasitic to humans. While this is purely fictional, it highlights the fascinating and potentially dangerous properties of this type of fungus.
Microbial Top Facts: MRSA
First observed in 1960, Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a Gram-positive, multi-drug resistant strain of Staphylococcus aureus. Whilst some MRSA infections are minor, some infections can be life-threatening.
From Bean to Brew: How Microorganisms Impact Coffee Quality
Across the world, coffee stands out as one of the most popular beverages, and its consumption continues to grow, especially as it serves as a vital commodity in international markets. Recently, there has been a surge in the demand for better coffee quality, characterized by rich aroma and flavor profiles. These desired traits are deeply rooted in factors such as the plant origin, their cultivated genotypes, and the processing methods used.
How Video Games like Borderlands 3 are Revolutionising Microbial Research
People love video games—so much that around 3 billion people play them worldwide[1]. But what if your gaming skills could help scientists solve real-world problems? By integrating a scientific task into Borderlands 3, gamers are enjoying their favourite hobby and contributing to important scientific advancements.
