Biosensor That Detects Antibiotic Resistance Brings Us One Step Closer to Fighting Superbugs
On May 8th JoVE will publish research that demonstrates how a biosensor can detect antibiotic resistance in bacteria. This new technology is a preliminary step in identifying and fighting superbugs, a major public health concern that has led to more deaths than AIDS in the United States in recent years. The technology is the result of collaboration between Dr. Vitaly Vodyanoy at Auburn University and the Keesler Air Force Base with funding from the United States Air Force.
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May 1, 2013Scientists Scan the Human Heart to Create Digital Anatomical Library
April 18, 2013Cell Phone Camera Photographs Microscopic Cell Samples
April 11, 2013JoVE Now Accepting Submissions For New Environmental Sciences Section
April 4, 2013Submissions Now Being Accepted For New Behavioral Sciences Section in JoVE
April 2, 2013Virtual Games Help the Blind Navigate Unknown Territory
March 27, 2013New Early Warning System for the Brain Development of Babies Published in Video Journal
March 14, 2013Origami Meets Chemistry in Scholarly Video-Article
February 13, 2013JoVE expands Scientific Video Publication into Chemistry
February 4, 2013Video-based Test to Study Language Development in Toddlers and Children with Autism
December 14, 2012Scientists Train Honey Bees to Stick Out Their Tongues
December 12, 2012Video-Article Shows How To Purify Magnetic Bacteria
November 15, 2012Novel Technique To Produce Stem Cells from Peripheral Blood
November 1, 2012New Bio-Adhesive Polymer Demonstrated in JoVE
October 24, 2012JoVE Celebrates its 2000th Article!
October 9, 2012JoVE Article Shows Steps to Isolate Stem Cells from Brain Tumors
September 25, 2012Neuroscientists Investigate Lotteries to Study How the Brain Evaluates Risk
September 19, 2012JoVE establishes Librarian Advisory Board
September 18, 2012Novel Technique to Synthesize Nanocrystals That Harvest Solar Energy
August 23, 2012Novel Technique Demonstrates Interactions Between Malaria Parasite and HIV
August 15, 2012How the Fluid Between Cells Affects Tumors
July 25, 2012The Future of Biomaterial Manufacturing: Spider Silk Production from Bacteria
July 17, 2012JoVE Expands Scholarly Video Publication into Physical Sciences
July 2, 2012New Invasive Imaging Technique to Monitor Brain Function
June 25, 2012Pre-Surgical steps for Eye Surgery are Standardized Through JoVE's Video Publication
June 12, 2012JoVE partners with US government to publish cutting-edge defense research
May 14, 2012Research on Carbon-Consuming Lifeforms in Antarctica Published in JoVE
April 23, 2012JoVE Announces Website Redesign
April 18, 2012New Radiation Therapy Reduces Treatment of Gynecologic Cancers from Five Weeks to Three Days
April 17, 2012A Better Tool to Diagnose Tuberculosis
April 9, 2012How Fat Are Your Lab Mice?
April 4, 2012The Electronic Nose Knows When Your Cantaloupe is Ripe
March 30, 2012Research Into Children with Autism Published in JoVE
March 27, 2012Scientists Measure How Energy is Spent in Martial Arts
March 20, 2012Researchers Print Live Cells with a Standard Inkjet Printer
March 16, 2012JoVE Shows how Researchers Open the Brain to New Treatments
March 13, 2012New 3D Stem Cell Culture Method Published in JoVE
March 2, 2012Stroke-Preventing Technology Demonstrated in JoVE
February 28, 2012Novel Tuberculosis Research Technology Published in JoVE
February 15, 2012Researchers Visualize the Development of Parkinson's Cells
January 31, 2012Researchers Quantify Muscle Soreness
January 23, 2012JoVE Partners with Stanford University for Medicine X Conference
January 10, 2012Researchers Create Healthier Cigarette
January 1, 2012New Method of Infant Pain Assessment from Oxford Published in JoVE
December 21, 2011Researchers Seek to Change Academic Publishing through JoVE
December 19, 2011JoVE Celebrates the Fifth Anniversary of Its First Issue
November 30, 2011Swedish People are Quick to Adopt JoVE, a Video Journal For Biomedical Sciences
November 28, 2011Canadian Universities Adopt Innovative Method of Scientific Communication Using JoVE
November 15, 2011Swimming Jellyfish May Influence Global Climate
October 31, 2011Thomas Jefferson is the First High School to Subscribe to JoVE
October 24, 2011Open Access publication in JoVE receives sponsorship from Carl Zeiss MicroImaging
October 7, 2011JoVE Grants Developing Countries Access to Experimental Videos
September 27, 2011About JoVE, The Journal of Visualized Experiments:
JoVE, the Journal of Visualized Experiments, is the first and only PubMed/MEDLINE-indexed, peer-reviewed journal devoted to publishing scientific research in a video format. Using an international network of videographers, JoVE films and edits videos of researchers performing new experimental techniques at top universities, allowing students and scientists to learn them much more quickly. As of May 2013, JoVE has published video-protocols from an international community of more than 8,000 authors in the fields of biology, medicine, chemistry, and physics.
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