algae
Green Algae Chase Light With The Help Of ‘Eyespots’
Clusters of pigment called ‘eyespots’ on the surface of the unicellular algae, Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, help it identify which direction light is coming from.
Learning Light Scattering From Algae
Through tiny structures known as coccoliths, microscopic algae are able to control light scattering, possibly influencing solar light exposure in the ocean.
7 Must-Read Stories In May 2015
From classical music to educational achievements, there are the top stories that captured your attention in May.
Biofuels From Algae In Wastewater
Algae could be used to both treat wastewater and generate fossil fuels, according to two recently published studies.
Superabsorbing Light With Quantum Dots
Quantum technology inspired by algae could aid the development of 'super-absorbers' for energy storage.
Crimes Of Evolution: Genes Stolen From Captive Algae
Microscopic animals held algae captive and stole their genes for energy production millions of years ago, reveals a new study.
