Phie Jacobs

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Phie Jacobs, a science reporter known for her insights into groundbreaking discoveries, shares intriguing stories about lunar caves and the remarkable iron-lined teeth of Komodo dragons. She explores how these features aid survival and adapt to their environments. Additionally, Jonathan Peters, a research fellow, discusses innovations in electron microscopy that minimize sample damage while enhancing imaging quality. Together, they highlight exciting advancements in understanding both biological and geological phenomena.