Catherine Hodges

Termite study provides researchers with template to solve ancient evolutionary mysteries.

New insights into mitotic stopwatch show how cancer escapes cell death and cell division arrest.

With carefully designed tunable active sites, unique structure of new single atom platforms enables strong gas binding in pioneering step towards more efficient industrially-relevant catalysis.

Complete, intricate cryo-EM bacteriophage structures enable future phage engineering and AI design.

Often assumed unreactive, scientists find stainless steel equipment can catalyze mechanochemical reactions, challenging assumptions on its innocence.

Study reveals common mechanism affecting brain signaling, identifying a shared cause for neurodegenerative disease symptoms.

Flexible films challenge long-held scientific views on the necessity of crystals for mechanoluminescence.

Study pinpoints the neural mechanisms of social hierarchy formation

From fossils and rare genetic ‘gene-swap’ clues, researchers reconstruct fungi’s deep timeline and reveal how they helped shape early Earth ecosystems.

79% of endemic species show signs of decline, highlighting the vulnerability of island biodiversity to ecosystem changes.

Comparison of symbiotic bacteria to free-living relatives shows the genomic effects of host adaptation.

Study enables deeper understanding of the Borell-Brascamp-Lieb inequality, which has wide applications across many scientific fields, from physics to economics.