The tree of life comes from Charles Darwin’s revolutionary book on the theory of evolution, called On the Origin of Species. Scientists from Rutgers and their international partners have reshaped this tree in a paper published in the online journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution. “In our opinion, one should not classify the bacteria or […]
Research
Does N.J. need a state germ? Fuhgeddaboudit
Selman Waksman; Albert Schatz – Waksman Institute
Visiting DMCS Professor Conducts Publishing in English Workshop in Mexico
Monica Bricelj, visiting research professor with the Department of Marine and Coastal Sciences, and Haskin Shellfish Research Laboratory, had the opportunity this past May to co-teach an intensive two week workshop in Scientific Writing, with Canadian linguist Karen Englander at CICESE, a research institute in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. Briceli had spent the previous year in Ensenada, […]
Antibiotic unearthed in Italian soil killed MRSA
Richard Ebright – The Waksman Institute
New class of antibiotic found
Richard Ebright – The Waksman Institute
Newly-discovered antibiotic effective against drug-resistant bacteria
Richard H. Ebright – The Waksman Institute
New drug looks promising for fighting bacteria with antibiotic resistance
Richard H. Ebright – The Waksman Institute
There’s a New Antibiotic You Should Know About
Richard H. Ebright – Waksman Institute
In the hunt for new antibiotics, scientists hit pay dirt
Richard Ebright – Waksman Institute of Microbiology
Darwin’s Tree of Life to Become Multi-Dimensional
Debashish Bahttacharya – Department of Ecology, Evolution and Natural Resources
