Research Articles
The Double-Edged Helix: Genetic Engineering and the Weight of Social Responsibility
Exploring the social responsibilities and potential pitfalls of genetic engineering, framed around the idea of consequences worse than the disease.
Navigating the Genetic Frontier: Risk-Handling in Medical vs Plant Gene Technology
Comparative analysis of risk-handling procedures for gene technology applications in medical and plant science, examining regulatory frameworks, case studies, and emerging trends.
The Human Genome: Between Scientific Progress and Human Dignity
Exploring the ethical implications of genetic advances and CRISPR technology in 2025, balancing scientific progress with human dignity.
How Biotechnology is Shaping the Food on Your Plate
Explore how biotechnology is revolutionizing food production and agriculture through gene editing, biofortification, and vertical farming innovations.
Quantum Leaps and Tiny Miracles: The Science Shaping Your 2025
Explore the groundbreaking scientific discoveries of 2025, from quantum computing advances to asteroid tracking and CRISPR evolution.
Eurasian Journal of Science & Engineering: Bridging Continents Through Scientific Discovery
Exploring the interdisciplinary research and groundbreaking studies published in the Eurasian Journal of Science & Engineering (ISSN 2414-5629 Print, 2414-5602 Online)
Plasmonic Scissors: Snipping Plant Cells Open for Genetic Revolution
Exploring how plasmonics enables precision molecular delivery in plant cells for advanced genetic engineering applications.
Seeds of Tomorrow: How Plant Biotechnology is Harvesting Solutions for 21st Century Agriculture
Exploring how plant biotechnology is revolutionizing agriculture through genome editing, microbiome engineering, and AI-driven solutions to address global food security challenges.
The Green Revolution 2.0: How Biotechnology is Engineering Tomorrow's Crops
Exploring how CRISPR, microbial technology, and AI are transforming agriculture to meet climate challenges and feed growing populations.