InILLUMINATIONbyMindpioneers Magazine·12h agoWhat If Our Cities Never Needed Streetlights Again?Imagine walking through a city at midnight. The streetlights are glowing. Windows shine from apartment buildings.
Unknown Waters·Aug 17Why Sharks Glow in the DarkDeep-sea sharks do not glow for spectacle. Their light solves one of the hardest camouflage problems in the ocean.
Erha·Jul 2Why Some Insects Glow in the DarkBioluminescence in the Insect WorldA response icon5A response icon5
InMy Fair LighthousebyN. K. Quaye·Jun 10Cold LightEphemerality of darkness and of lightA response icon3A response icon3
Botany Breakdown·May 21The Cold Light of Botany: The Science of Bioluminescent FungiHow wood-rotting mushrooms use chemical reactions to create foxfire.A response icon1A response icon1
Eli Mallie Pongiluppi·Apr 9Bionia in Barcelona : Paths We Share, Places (In Which) We BreatheBeing in my third year at L’Idem, I thought I had a handle on how design projects work. But in this Design Sprint for Bionia, I found so…
Jennifer McDonald·Feb 24Humans are Natural GlowsticksHave you ever wondered if you…glow in the dark? Well Lara wondered that, too! Here she is for her second blog post explaining how humans do…
Sasha R.·Feb 24Deep-sea symbiosis as an alternative life strategy: the case of Riftia pachyptilaLife, where it seemed there couldn't be any.
Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society·Dec 30, 2025How Can Bioluminescent Bacteria Change Health CareWritten by Aarav Patel
