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Scientists discovered E. coli bacteria can rotate tiny discs using only the swirling motion of their bodies and tails, like invisible motors working from a distance. This mind-bending finding could revolutionize how we design microscopic machines.
Scientists turned E. coli bacteria and leftover naan bread into tiny chemical factories that produce medicines and plastics without fossil fuels. The process could actually remove more carbon than it releases.
Scientists at Stanford used artificial intelligence to create a completely new virus that kills drug-resistant E. coli bacteria, opening doors for faster vaccines and personalized cancer treatments. The breakthrough combines AI genome design with precision DNA assembly, showing promise for tackling antibiotic resistance while raising important questions about biosafety.
Scientists used artificial intelligence to create the complete genetic code of a virus that destroys harmful E. coli bacteria, marking the first time a whole genome has been designed from nothing. This breakthrough could revolutionize medicine by letting researchers create custom viruses to fight deadly infections.