Screen Glow and Blue-Light Glasses. A National Sleep Foundation study showed that the glow from electronic devices suppresses melatonin and interferes with falling and staying asleep.

This $35,000 Computer Is Powered by Trapped Human Brain Cells A company is selling what it calls the world’s first “code deployable biological computer.” By Matthew Gault Published March 10 ...

Predators that tread on a colony of parchment tube worms may find themselves slimed. When threatened, these ocean creatures exude a sticky mucus that can glow blue for days (SN: 7/28/14). Making ...

The red tide is due to bioluminescent dinoflagellates that, when moved by water or waves, “glow neon blue at night,” according to the announcement.

One common sea worm has a rather uncommon trick: Chaeteopterus variopedatus also known as the parchment tube worm for the paper-like tubes it builds for itself and lives within throughout its life ...

We already knew that bones and teeth glow with fluorescence, as do white human hair and nails. Some rodents have a pink glow under UV light and platypuses glow blue-green . How often do mammals glow?