Fungi found flourishing following fire
The Internet asks me about smelly things
Weird stuff found in recreational drugs: Cocaine edition
Weird stuff found in recreational drugs: Pot/LSD edition
Weird stuff found in recreational drugs: Opioid edition
Weird stuff found in recreational drugs: Meth edition
Weird stuff found in recreational drugs: Alcohol edition
Burning seaweed to make glass and avoid a lumpy neck
Identifying infections by their stench?
Antimicrobial antenna bacteria of bee-hunting wasps
Why antibiotics in ointments differ from those in pills
Breathing Bordeaux is entirely different from drinking it!
Gently frying your eyeballs at work
Almost lichens: Green algae growing on mushrooms
Tales from the pharmaceutical minor leagues
Return of the wild: How nature breaks down what we build up
Some fungi are into dead bodies and waste piles
Extreme slam dunk injuries
Extracting goo from corpses to better understand them
Springtime nature goo
Elements around the world: A map filled with science
Parsley, prohibition, and machine gun oil: A sorrowful history of tricresyl phosphate poisoning
Green fungi for a certain March-based holiday
How machines used to resurface ice rinks can also resurface your lungs
Anesthesia, cancer, and the wrong pipe: A quick tour of cycloalkanes
Making booze feel bad
Identifying a shooter by their snot
How bacteria and fungi can poison the air
How coconuts bring harm and healing
The secret pharmacological life of the humble avocado
Heartbreaking drugs: A Valentine's Day special
Life amid acidity near a smoldering part of the Arctic
Weird small holes in the woods
A probiotic E. coli from the trenches of World War I
Bacteria can turn chocolate pudding green
The meanest of the mistletoes
A sewage-loving, foam-making, spaghetti-resembling bacterium
On the smells of wood: Pencils, dill pickles, and gesundheit
The many names of silicosis
Pallor, green sickness, and blue-grey patches: The colours of broken blood
A famous fungal family born of war and deadly radiation
A piping hot plant-fungus-virus three-way
Enzymes we use at home
Poronia punctata grows sepia golf tees and tussles with its poop neighbours
That time we used a blue bacterium to kill its relatives
Mondays at the dynamite factory are particularly bad
The dancing eyes of coal miners and deuterium drinkers
A corrosive bacterium that hunts in packs and smells like rain
Chocolate agar: Enjoyed by people and meningitis-causing bacteria alike
The blue dye that helped turn a woman green
Afflictions of early automobile users
Microbe-made musical mouthpiece malaise
Early wrong ideas about how our glands work
Freak bacterial skin infections in hockey players
Savin juniper likes mountains and dislikes diabetes
An ultra-rare and DNA-rich relative of the coconut
Killing microbes with copper and silver
The wonderful yields of crop buddies
Using fungi to make pretty wood
Natural antibacterial agents from the time before penicillin
Bacteria and fungi we've introduced to Antarctica
Dogtooth violets aren't violets, but resemble fish and teeth
Thiaminases poison animals by destroying an essential vitamin
A brief history of opium-based medicines named for people
The pharmacology of flatulence
A super short microbial tour of Paris tombs
Changing body colours with drugs and poisons
Weird colours of bones and teeth
A bacterium that loves hot water, eating sugar, and bending itself into balls
Border barrier biology!
What we know about fungi and cured meats
Weird drug logic
Xanthophyllomyces dendrorhous brightens up lobsters and leaking trees
A tale of leeches and imminent nuclear war
Fuels and fungi: A love story
Sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate is a picky antidote
Bacteria can colour our insides!
Inadvertently edible tiny food-based animals
Argania spinosa has goat ornaments and makes a useful oil
A short history of a tree-killing anesthetic gas
Nutrient oasis is just a nice way of saying rotting corpse
Sometimes a drug is just a specific bit of animal flesh
Juicing for fungi and oomycetes
A tough bacterium that lives in poisoned soils and pulls gold out of water
Chitotriosidase hurts chitin-makers and indicates inflammatory diseases
Element breath!
Extremely harmful chemicals have all sorts of smells
Colour changing fruits and veggies
Molecular bits of living things with fun names
Oak bump medicine
Using bacteria to look for oil and gas
Cobalt speeds us up and slows us down
Prototheca are shoddy algae that eat oil, sewage, tree gunk, and people
Poisons once used as medicines
A map of where stuff is mined in Canada
How houseflies resist the toxic effects of DDT
Syzygites megalocarpus has good taste in mushrooms
Sulcatone makes our scent distinctly human, and mosquitoes have figured this out
Rabbit roulette: Atropinesterase and the ability to handle deadly nightshade
A bacterium that loves Roman mythology, sharing with worms, and playing with nitrogen
Three tons of thyroid glands and a girl named Margaret Tracy: The odd origins of medications
The unpleasant muddiness of crudely purified antibiotics
An unreasonably long list of mechanisms by which lakes are created
The art of using syrups to disguise bad tasting drugs
Chocolate agar: Enjoyed by people and meningitis-causing bacteria alike
A corrosive bacterium that hunts in packs and smells like rain
Mining drugs from microbes all over the world
The science behind Skyrim ingredients
