A dormant anthrax bacterium is re-emerging due to climate change, posing significant threats to humans and animals. Historically present, the bacterium’s spores become active as permafrost thaws. Recent outbreaks, like the one in Siberia, highlight the public health risk. Understanding its revival is crucial for prevention and protection against future outbreaks.
The Company of Biologists highlights UCL early-career researchers leveraging online platforms like preLights, the Node, and FocalPlane to enhance science communication skills and expand their professional networks. Notable contributors include Courtney Lancaster, Rob Hynds, Diego Sainz de la Maza, and others, showcasing their impactful work and collaborations.
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