Dani Ellenby

Blue damselfish remain abundant along Okinawa’s urbanized coasts, but gene activity reveals physiological stress that conventional environmental monitoring may miss.

Researchers reveal how electronic patterns emerge and can be controlled in the graphene-like quantum material CeTe₃.

Classic McEliece has been selected by the International Organization of Standardization (ISO) as a cryptographic algorithm capable of securing data in the age of quantum computing.

A new study reveals that horizontal gene transfer contributed to the repeated evolution of fungi-like, absorption-feeding life across eukaryotes.

The newly found, step-by-step process ensures that a key protein needed to kickstart spindle formation only switches on at the right place and time.

A new study on the chemical composition of pitcher plants and their wasp neighbors suggests that what was thought to be a purely predatory-prey relationship might benefit both sides.

A new study reveals how a spinning vortex causes system-wide, counter-rotating wave patterns, mimicking effects that occur, but cannot be seen, in the quantum realm.

High resolution video coupled with artificial intelligence reveals that camouflaging in cuttlefish is more complex than previously thought.

Like humans, octopuses transition between two sleep stages – a quiet stage and an active stage that resembles REM sleep in mammals. But could this mean that octopuses dream?

Digestion of fucose sugar by bacteria in our digestive tract could be hampering how effectively we respond to the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine.

Less than 40% of Okinawa’s coastline remains natural. An innovative coastal monitoring program investigates how human activity and development affects the health of juvenile fish living near the shore.