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Microbial Structures In An Antarctic Lake Could Reveal More About How Life Evolved

by Keith Cowing

By Emma Caton — In the depths of remote Antarctic lakes, communities of microorganisms are thriving where few life forms can survive.

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Digitizing UK Natural History Collections Is Vital To Understand Life On Earth

by Keith Cowing

Editor’s note: here on Earth we have yet to complete catalog all of the species of life on our planet. Over the centuries improved ways of characterizing life forms and […]

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