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    Wiley Life Sciences
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    Oct 28, 2025
    Big news! 🎉 Wiley Microbiology is now Wiley Life Sciences. Follow us here for the latest research in #microbiology, #biomedical science, genetics, food science, #nutrition, and more across the life sciences.
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    Plants run a strict #budget, trading sugars from photosynthesis for soil nitrogen, overspend on either and growth suffers.📉 New review maps the genes behind this in rice, a staple for billions, pointing to #farming that wastes less. 👉 Read #OpenAccess: bit.ly/4xcviqz
    A lush field of rice plants under a clear blue sky, with golden rice grains prominently displayed. Text reads: "Wiley. What If Crops Needed Less Fertilizer To Feed More People? Journal of Integrative Plant Biology."
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    Aug 17
    The food on your plate could be grown in a lab, not farmed. 🧪🍄 Scientists are using synthetic biology to make #Protein with 90% less carbon than meat, easing pressure on land and water as global #FoodSecurity demands grow. ✨ 👉 Read #OpenAccess bit.ly/3S9LbyY
    A laboratory setup with advanced equipment and a digital screen. The setup includes various wires and metal components. The text reads: "The Future Of Food Production Is Relying On Labs, Not Farms." and "Food Bioengineering". The Wiley logo is displayed at the top.
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    Aug 17
    🎊Congratulations to Philippa Wittenberg, winner of @JPhysiol's Early Investigator award in CV/Respiratory/Computational. Her work reveals a brain-based baroreceptor mechanism that raises blood pressure to protect blood flow to the brain. 🔗 bit.ly/4geFCrh
    This image is a graphic announcing the 2025 CV/Respiratory/Computational Early Investigator Prize Winner by The Journal of Physiology and The Physiological Society. The winning work is titled "On the regulation of arterial blood pressure by an intracranial baroreceptor mechanism." There is a photo of an individual, labeled Philippa Wittenberg, on the right. A green button at the bottom reads, "Read their prize winning research." Logos for Wiley and The Physiological Society are at the top.
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    Aug 17
    Call for papers: how is synthetic biology reshaping fermentation?💡 Share your research with Food Bioengineering on precision fermentation, engineered probiotics, or food waste valorization. Deadline October 18, 2026.⏳ 👉 Submit your paper: bit.ly/4fVXiHY
    A promotional image from Wiley invites submissions to the special issue of "Food Bioengineering." It highlights the role of engineered microbes in fermentation and nourishment. There's a light-colored illustration showing a process related to food bioengineering, featuring a scientist, petri dish, robot, microscope, vegetables, and animals. A green button reads "Submit Your Work.

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