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Simulation Reveals How a SARS-CoV-2 ‘Gate’ Opens to Allow COVID Infection

August 19, 2021 • by Staff Writer

Simulation Reveals How a SARS-CoV-2 Allow COVID Infection

Unlocking Secrets of Some of the World’s Smallest Viruses

July 8, 2021 • by Esther R Robards-Forbes

Model of a microvirus

New Insights Could Lead to Crops Adapted to a Warming World

June 16, 2021 • by Marc Airhart

Image of seedlings at 2-7 days of growth

'Last Resort' Antibiotic Pops Bacteria Like Balloons

May 7, 2021 • by Marc Airhart

Superbug

Hepatitis C Drugs Boost Remdesivir’s Antiviral Activity Against COVID-19

April 27, 2021 • by Marc Airhart

drawing of a hand holding a pill

Human Trials Begin for a Low-Cost COVID-19 Vaccine to Extend Global Access

April 5, 2021 • by Marc Airhart

Researcher holding up a vial of COVID Vaccine

Visualizing Science 2021: Finding the Art in College Research

March 26, 2021 • by Steven E Franklin

collage of the winning images

Finkelstein Receives Welch Foundation’s Norman Hackerman Award

March 3, 2021 • by Marc Airhart

Portrait of Ilya Finkelstein

Scientists Discover How Remdesivir Works to Inhibit Coronavirus

January 28, 2021 • by Marc Airhart

The antiviral acts like a paper jam in a photocopier, preventing the virus from copying its genetic code and spreading through the body.

Gloved hands hold a glass vial of antiviral medicine remdesivir

Locking Down Shape-Shifting Spike Protein Aids Development of COVID-19 Vaccine

August 5, 2020 • by Marc Airhart

A man receives a shot in the arm from a doctor wearing a mask, face sheild and gloves