Policing Seafood with DNA | Scientific American
A federal task force should look seriously at investing in genomic methods that allow the simultaneous study of multiple genes| Scientific American
A federal task force should look seriously at investing in genomic methods that allow the simultaneous study of multiple genes| Scientific American
A technique decades in the making is transforming how scientists study the pulse and presence of life on Earth.| Undark Magazine
Many ecologists consider the fish's disappearance a sign that both the local ecosystem, and the nation's approach to conservation, are in crisis.| Undark Magazine
Researchers are testing eDNA as a tool to locate lost soldiers’ remains. Can the approach one day help solve crimes?| Undark Magazine
Keeping tabs on the decline of the Earth’s most abundant and diverse group of animals is difficult. Can eDNA help?| Undark Magazine
To survey the planet's vast biodiversity, some scientists are banking on environmental DNA, robots, and more.| Undark Magazine
In their quest to detect early outbreaks, virus hunters are sampling environmental DNA in water, dirt, and air.| Undark Magazine
The ability to extract trace bits of DNA from soil, water, and even air is revolutionizing science. Are there pitfalls?| Undark Magazine
Companies are increasingly using environmental DNA for ecological assessments and more. But there are caveats.| Undark Magazine
