85 reactions · 4 comments | Rumer Flatness, a biochemistry and molecular biology senior conducting research on ovarian cancer at Bemidji State, will join more than 150 students as they present at the university's 23rd annual Student Achievement Conference on April 6. The events of the day are open free to the public. For more information visit https://bit.ly/3IuTivh | Bemidji State University | Facebook

Biology is full of molecular machines, such as motor proteins and ATP synthase, that operate self-sufficiently through cycles of oxidation and reduction. A team of chemists at the University of Bristol led by Beatrice Collins and Jonathan Clayden has now borrowed that concept to create a single-molecule motor driven by an enzyme oxidant and a chemical reductant. Read more: https://cen.acs.org/materials/molecular-machines/Watch-new-self-driving-molecular/103/web/2025/07?sc=250719_sc_eng_fb_cen_bo