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Switching proteins on and off: shedding new light on the plant cell To track a protein

Some bacteria produce tiny magnetite crystals inside their cells. These crystals act as nanomagnets, enabling the

Yonghua Li-Beisson awarded 2026 Terry Galliard Medal Dr. Yonghua Li-Beisson, head of the team “Environment, Bioenergy,

After revealing an unsuspected diversity of bacteria able to make calcium carbonate inside their own cells,

A team from BIAM, in collaboration with the Laboratoire de Chimie Bactérienne (LCB), proposes a new

Exploring the potential of magnetotactic bacteria for the medicine of tomorrow Winner of the Young Researchers

After twenty years of research on Deinococcus bacteria, renowned for their exceptional resistance to radiation and desiccation, BIAM

When Biotechnology Reinvents Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Each year, the Grand Prix i-PhD rewards young scientists