A bright future -- with algae: Diatoms as templates for tomorrow's solar cells Date: July 17, 2012 Source: The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Summary: Long before humankind ...

Diatoms, a golden brown algae, rule Earth's waterways. From Antarctica's glacial lakes to acidic hot springs to unkempt home aquariums, diatoms are everywhere. It's a good thing.

Diatoms turns a weird Victorian art craze into a solid competitive board game that also has a solo campaign. Read Keith Law's review.

Brown algae is a common problem in many fish tanks, especially those that have been recently set up. It’s not dangerous to fish but can turn your beautiful aquarium into an ugly mess. This slimy ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Brown goo is washing up along the coast of southern Washington but experts say it’s no cause for alarm. Officials at Oregon’s Seaside Aquarium said Tuesday the oddly ...

Diatoms have been discovered to be much tougher than what we initially thought. In fact, they may be the next graphene-like super material.

Diatoms are single-celled plants (phytoplankton) found in both fresh and salt water, said Tiffany Booth from the Seaside Aquarium.

Since seeing his first diatom arrangement—an intricate pattern of algae crafted by German microscopist J.D. Möller—Matthew Killip has been enthralled with the Victorian art form. "I love ...

Diatoms, a golden brown algae, rule Earth's waterways. From Antarctica's glacial lakes to acidic hot springs to unkempt home aquariums, diatoms are everywhere. It's a good thing. The tiny ...