An Nguyen·Sep 23The 63°C Fire Amoeba: Rewriting the Thermal Boundary of Complex LifeBy An Nguyen — September 23, 2026
Andy.G·Aug 19Tardigrades: surviving the vacuum of space by turning into glassBoiled, frozen near absolute zero, irradiated, flung naked into space — the water bear survives it all by expelling 97% of its water and…
Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society·Dec 19, 2025Life At The Boiling PointIn those boiling pools, colonies of microbes thrive in heat that makes deserts look like vacations.
Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society·Dec 11, 2025Tardigrades: Microorganisms on the Edge of ThingsImagine living life on the edge, literally.
Dhritvan Molkar·Dec 6, 2025Extremophiles: Earth’s Most Hardcore Life Forms and What They Teach Us About Life on Other WorldsLife That Refuses to Die
Ian Sales·Sep 16, 2025Extremophile, Ian GreenExtremophile (2024, UK) is the second of two books shortlisted for the Arthur C Clarke Award this year I picked up back in June. The other…
Furkan Onur·Aug 25, 2025A Data Science Journey into the DNA of ExtremophilesHello, I’m Furkan, an engineering student with a deep passion for data science and space. My dream is to use my skills to contribute to…
Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society·Jul 25, 2025What the COVID-19 Vaccine Taught Us About Surviving in SpaceWritten by Tisha Sinha
InBeyond the StarsbyDeveloper Hub·Jan 29, 2025Terraforming Mars with Extremophiles: Could Microbes Make the Red Planet Green?For decades, scientists have dreamed of transforming Mars into a habitable world where humans can thrive without spacesuits or artificial…
