Author name: Paul Laurent

In the heart of India’s cotton belt, a silent crisis has been unfolding, one that intertwines the threads of politics, science, and technology, ultimately reshaping the agricultural landscape. A recent study published in the journal ‘Science, Technol

In the high-stakes world of broiler chicken production, immune stress is a silent thief, stealthily chipping away at profits and productivity. A recent study published in the *Italian Journal of Animal Science* (translated as the *Italian Journal of

In the heart of Punjab, a groundbreaking study is set to revolutionize potato cultivation and potentially reshape the agricultural landscape. Researchers at the Punjab Agricultural University have successfully standardized an indirect regeneration pr

In the world of agricultural pest management, understanding the behavior of insect populations is crucial for developing effective control strategies. A recent study published in the journal MethodsX, which translates to “Methods in English,” has she

In the vast, untapped pharmacy of the ocean, researchers are discovering compounds that could revolutionize the management of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), a global health concern affecting millions. At the forefront of this exploration is Derren

In the heart of Oaxaca, Mexico, a humble tortilla variant known as tlayuda is gaining attention not just for its culinary appeal, but for its potential to revolutionize functional foods. Researchers have developed a new version of this traditional st

In the relentless battle against COVID-19, understanding the intricate dance between the virus and our cells is crucial. A recent study published in the journal *Microbiology Spectrum* (translated from Chinese as “Microbiology Spectrum”) has shed new

In the heart of Jordan, where the ancient art of beekeeping thrives, a critical battle is being waged against one of the most devastating diseases affecting honeybees: American Foulbrood (AFB). This bacterial infection, caused by *Paenibacillus larva

In the quest to make aquaculture more sustainable, scientists are diving deep into the genetic and epigenetic factors that influence fish growth. A recent study published in *Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology* (translated as “Frontiers in C

In the heart of northern Guangdong, a treasure trove of sugarcane wild germplasm resources has been unearthed, promising to revolutionize the energy sector and beyond. A team of researchers, led by Wenyi Zong from the Sugarcane Research Institute at