Research Articles
Nature is (a) Mine: The Scientific Clash That Divided Dutch Ecogenomics
Exploring the philosophical divide in Dutch ecogenomics between viewing nature as a resource to be mined versus a complex web of relationships.
The Silent Superpower: How Legumes are Winning the Climate Change Battle
Exploring how legumes and their nitrogen-fixing symbiosis adapt to climate change and support sustainable agriculture
The Genomic Detectives: How DNA Sleuthing Unraveled a Gonorrhoea Outbreak in Australian Women
How whole genome sequencing helped track and analyze a gonorrhoea outbreak among women in New South Wales, Australia
The Invisible Trail: How Environmental DNA is Revolutionizing Ecological Discovery
Explore how environmental DNA (eDNA) is transforming ecological research, conservation, and biodiversity monitoring through genetic traces left in nature.
The Great Arctic Thaw: How Plant Roots Are Waking a Sleeping Carbon Giant
New research reveals how Arctic greening may accelerate permafrost carbon release through the priming effect, potentially creating a climate feedback loop.
The Invisible Web of Life: How Everyday People Are Shaping the Future of Ecogenomics
Exploring how potential users—farmers, patients, policymakers—are actively framing ecogenomics through their values, fears, and aspirations.
The Zinc Whisperers: How a Humble Fungus Shields Forests from Toxic Metals
Discover how Suillus luteus, an ectomycorrhizal fungus, uses sophisticated zinc transporters to protect pine trees from metal toxicity while maintaining essential zinc homeostasis.
Decoding a Fish Killer: How Genomics is Unlocking the Secrets of Streptococcus iniae
Genomic insights into Streptococcus iniae, a devastating fish pathogen, revealing its mobile genetic elements and adaptive strategies that challenge aquaculture worldwide.
Beyond the Lab: How Dialogue is Building Societal Bridges for Environmental and Industrial Biotechnology
Exploring how structured dialogue transforms societal acceptance of biotechnologies through collaborative approaches and case studies.
The Genomic Generation: How Dutch Teens Became Science Advisors on Earth's Microscopic Mysteries
A Dutch study where 246 adolescents researched ecogenomics using online tools, revealing how digital-native generations engage with complex science.