Anti­bio­tic resis­tance is a glo­bal phe­no­me­non, as the latest fin­dings from the cryo­s­phe­re cle­ar­ly show. Join us on a jour­ney to the col­dest regi­ons of…

Six micro­bes come tog­e­ther to form an acro­nym! But wha­t’s the deal with the repre­sen­ta­ti­ves of the ESKAPE bacteria?

Human extre­me ath­le­tes are tough? Time to get to know the extre­mo­phi­les. Micro­or­ga­nisms with­stan­ding con­di­ti­ons you can’t even think about survivng

Unlock the secrets to effec­ti­ve sci­ence com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on. Learn about over­co­ming bar­riers and bridging the gap bet­ween sci­en­tists and the public.

Take a deep-dive intoa future wit­hout working anti­mo­cri­bi­als. Learn about the post-anti­bio­tic era and what it could mean for all of us.

Anti­bio­tic resis­tances are on the rise. But is it all our fault? Or may their intrin­sic resis­tance be the real cau­se? Let’s have a look…

Micro­pla­s­tics are lite­ral­ly ever­y­whe­re. But what is the defi­ni­ti­on of micro­pla­s­tics, and why is this pol­lutant of such a big concern?

Cli­ma­te chan­ge, pla­s­tic pol­lu­ti­on, and anti­bio­tic resis­tance are known phe­no­me­na. Howe­ver, recent stu­dies sug­gest that they may interfere…

To dis­co­ver new anti­bio­tics is a dif­fi­cult task. Thanks to arti­fi­ci­al intel­li­gence, sci­en­tists recent­ly dis­co­ver­ed a new anti­bio­tic: Halicin.

Micro­pla­s­tics and anti­bio­tic resis­tance. Sci-Fi or a real thre­at to our health? How pla­s­tic pol­lu­ti­on adds to ano­ther world­wi­de problem!

Is Irre­sis­tin the new star on the hori­zon? A sub­s­tance with not only one but two mecha­nisms of action? And: the­re are no resis­tances yet!…

What is the con­nec­tion bet­ween Covid19 and Anti­bio­tic Resis­tance? Could the cur­rent pan­de­mic beco­me a new play­er in ano­ther upco­ming crisis?

Super­bugs are mul­ti-resistant or even pan-resistant bac­te­ria and with­stand all our anti­bi­tio­tics. But how did they beco­me that “super”?

Sci­ence for ever­yo­ne! Let’s be honest — sci­ence isn’t always fun and for sure not easy to under­stand. Time to chan­ge sci­ence communication!

Can we final­ly talk about bac­te­ri­al repro­duc­tion? And why is it so important to under­stand? Does it add to the anti­bio­tic-resis­tance crisis?