Author name: Paul Laurent

In the heart of Pakistan’s agricultural landscape, a discovery is brewing that could revolutionize the way we combat plant diseases and perhaps even human infections. Researchers, led by Syed Haseeb Shah from the Department of Biotechnology at COMSAT

In the heart of Jharkhand, India, an unusual case of concurrent infections in Rhode Island Red poultry has left scientists intrigued and questioning the dynamics of avian diseases. A recent study published in the journal ‘Discover Viruses’ (which tra

In the world of agriculture, the cabbage looper, *Trichoplusia ni*, is a notorious pest that wreaks havoc on cruciferous crops like cabbage, cauliflower, and collard greens. The financial impact of this pest is substantial, making it a critical conce

In the relentless battle against crop-destroying pests, scientists are turning to nature’s own arsenal for solutions. A groundbreaking study led by Komala G. from the Department of Agricultural Entomology at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University has unc

In the world of agritech, scientists are constantly seeking innovative ways to enhance crop production and quality. A recent study published in *Scientific Reports* (known in English as “Nature Scientific Reports”) has shed light on a promising metho

In the heart of China, researchers have uncovered a promising strategy to tackle a global environmental challenge: cadmium (Cd(II)) contamination. A study led by Kang Liu from the National Key Laboratory for Development and Utilization of Forest Food

In the vast, serene expanse of a large plateau lake, a delicate dance of aquatic life unfolds beneath the water’s surface. This intricate ballet, involving aquatic macrophytes—plants that form the backbone of freshwater ecosystems—has been the subjec

In the heart of the Bohemian Forest Ecosystem, a groundbreaking study is unlocking new ways to understand and protect stream ecosystems, with potential implications for the energy sector. Researchers, led by Jana Petruželová from the Department of Bo

In the relentless pursuit of effective treatments for Lassa fever, a team of researchers led by Sk. Faisal Ahmed from the Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology at North South University in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has made a significant stride. Their

In the quest to boost aquaculture production without relying on antibiotic growth promoters, researchers have turned to yeast culture (YC) as a promising alternative. A recent study led by Shengqiang Tao from the College of Animal Science and Technol