The journey of carbon in the ocean begins with phytoplankton, which capture carbon dioxide and convert it into organic matter such as glycans. These glycans then become a key link in the system, transferring carbon to microbial communities. Microbes process this...
Much of the most important activity that happens in our nature happens either far away, deep inside bodies, or at scales our eyes simply cannot capture clearly. Imaging techniques have changed that completely. They act as the extended eyes of scientists, allowing us...
