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This is how deadly bacteria are awakened from their slumber
By Hanna Källstig
October 07, 2022


Unexpected Activity in ‘Dead’ Bacteria Detected by Scientists
By Fiona Macdonald
October 07, 2022


Here is how dormant bacteria figure out the right time to become active again
By Rupendra Brahambhatt
October 06, 2022


The Thinking Undead: How Dormant Bacteria Calculate Their Return to Life
By Mario Aguilera
October 06, 2022


Researchers Manipulate Demographic of Bacterial Community with Novel Electronic Technology
By Mario Aguilera
May 04, 2022


Bacteria found to organize in a similar way to vertebrate cellular patterning - insight into tackling biofilms
By John Ankers
January 21, 2022


These sophisticated bacteria communities assemble in tie-dye formation
By Maggie Galloway
January 10, 2022


‘Simple’ Bacteria Found to Organize in Elaborate Patterns
By Mario Aguilera
January 6, 2022


Bacteria form complex structures like those seen in animals
By Alex Wilkins
January 6, 2022


In what ways are bacteria intelligent?
By Denyse O’Leary
August 6, 2020


Scientists Just Brought Us One Step Closer To A Living Computer.
By Alison Escalante
April 29, 2020


Teams of bacteria have working memories remarkably like ours
By Kat Eschner
April 29, 2020


Bacteria Use Brainlike Bursts of Electricity to Communicate
By Gabriel Popkin, Contributing Writer
September 5, 2017


Bacteria Apparently Send eVites to Each Other Through the Body
By Robby Berman, Contributing Writer
January 19, 2017


5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week: Snapchat for Pond Scum?
By Tomas Kellner
January 13, 2017


We now know bacteria can communicate electrically, and we should be worried
By David Nield
January 13, 2017


Bacterial blobs broadcast electrical messages to recruit other species
By Amy Middleton
January 13, 2017


Bacteria Use Electrical Zaps to Recruit Others to Their Slime Colonies
By Bryson Masse
January 12, 2017


Bacteria communicate with other species to recruit them
By Katherine Lindemann, Editor
January 12, 2017


Bacteria Send Electrical Pulses as Recruitment Ads
By Ed Yong, The Atlantic Staff Writer
January 12, 2017


Bacteria Can Convey Electrical Messages the Same Way Neurons Do
By Diana Kwon, Science Journalist
March 1, 2016


Bacterial Biofilms: A Charged Environment
National Institute of General Medical Sciences By Kathryn Calkins, Biomedical Beat Reporter December 7, 2015


Bacteria communicate like neurons, study finds
By Bradley J. Fikes, San Diego Union Tribune Biotechnology Reporter
October 21, 2015


Biologists discover bacteria communicate like neurons in the brain
Cell & Microbiology
October 21, 2015


Bacteria ‘talk’ to each other to coordinate their actions, research says
By Adam Lusher, Journalist October 21, 2015


Bacteria ‘TALK’ to each other: Microbes communicate by exchanging electrical signals like brain cells
By Rachel Reilly, Science and Technology Editor
October 21, 2015


Bacteria ‘use electrical signals’ to communicate with each other
Science News October 21, 2015


Bacteria ‘use electrical signals’ to communicate with each other
Yahoo News UK
October 21, 2015


Conflict and co-operation in bacterial communities
By Anand Jagatia
August 5, 2015


Bacterial Hunger Games
Produced by Alexa Lim, Associate Producer
Elah Feder, Radio Intern
July 24, 2015


Bacteria are many things, but selfish isn’t one of them scientists say
Washington Post Health and Science News
By Robert Gebelhoff
July 23, 2015


UC San Diego Researchers Uncover Key to Bacterial Communities’ Survival
KPBS Midday Edition
By Maureen Cavanaugh, Patty Lane, Peggy Pico
July 22, 2015


Biofilm Harmony Arises from Metabolic Co-dependence, Not Bacterial Altruism GEN News Highlight
July 22, 2015


Resolving social conflict is key to survival of bacterial communities
Cell & Microbiology News
July 22, 2015


Gurol Suel, Biological Sciences Section in Molecular Biology
Official UCSD Youtube Channel
July 1, 2015


Cells in Living Things Fight Noise with Noise
By Emily Singer and Quanta Magazine
May 27, 2014


New Discoveries and Significant Wrinkles in a Dynamic Field
Report on the ASM 6th Conference on Biofilms
Manuscript by Susanne Haussler and Clay Fuqua
April 26, 2013


Bacterial Sacrifice: Patterns of cell death aid in the formation of beneficial wrinkles during the development of bacterial biofilms
Editor’s Choice in Microbiology
By Kerry Grens, Associate Editor
January 1, 2013


To Know, but Not Understand: David Weinberger on Science and Big Data
By David Weinberger, Senior researcher at Berkman Center, Harvard University
January 3, 2012


Will Robots Steal Your Jobs?
By Farhad Manjoo, Technology columnist, New York Times
September 30, 2011


Limits
Podcast
Season 7 Episode 3
April 5, 2010


Discussion on designing and building gene regulatory circuits in Bacillus subtilis
Cell Press with Dr. Fabiola Rivas
October 29, 2009