FEMS

Carbon is the backbone of life on Earth. Converting it into biomass is the job of primary producers—organisms that fix carbon from CO2 and transform it into organic molecules. Out of the seven known pathways organisms use to fix CO2, many modern primary producers employ the microbial acetyl-CoA pathway ...

Great science rarely happens in isolation. Today’s most important breakthroughs come from collaboration, where diverse expertise meets shared curiosity. But finding the right partners can be a challenge.

That’s exactly what the FEMS Regional COLLAB is ...

The intracellular parasite Toxoplasma gondii can infect several warm-blooded animals. Its range for host intermediates is remarkable, even though its adaptation strategies are not fully understood. The study “In vitro gro...

Indonesia is an agrarian country. Yet this simple label does not capture its complexity. From rice terraces in Java to cassava cultivation in eastern regions, spread across thousands of islands, agriculture shapes culture and ecosystems. But transforming these raw materials into food is what truly defin...

The incredibly vast amount of information available at a click, and the recent speed and scale of scientific and technological change can feel overwhelming. As scientists and educators, we need to ramp up our efforts to support everyone in developing the necessary science and information literacy, and to hel...