Studying red bread mold may teach us how our own internal clock works. This is exactly what the Centre for Organelle Research (CORE) at the University of Stavanger, Norway is doing.

SALT LAKE CITY — The Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City says a bleeding host reported after a Communion wafer turned water red was caused by bread mold, not a miracle. Officials said Wednesday ...

Their findings suggest that a red bread mold could be the key to producing more sustainable electrochemical materials for use in rechargeable batteries. Share: Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIN ...

Neurospora crassa, or red bread mold Namboori B. Raju/Stanford University. An ordinary mold has extraordinary properties when it comes to powering batteries, Scottish researchers have discovered.

Pink, purple and red. There are plenty to speak of in this category. And there is also a common bacterium that makes the list. Neurospora, also known as the red bread mold, is one of the most ...

KEARNS, Utah – It turns out the “bleeding host” was not a miracle, it was mold, according to the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City. The diocese investigated the event some were calling a ...

SALT LAKE CITY -- A "bleeding host" reported after a communion wafer turned water red was caused by bread mold, not a miracle, the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City said Wednesday.

Neurospora crassa, or red bread mold Namboori B. Raju/Stanford University. An ordinary mold has extraordinary properties when it comes to powering batteries, Scottish researchers have discovered.

A red bread mold caused the discoloration on the sacramental wafer at St. Francis Xavier Church, the Diocese of Salt Lake City announced Wednesday.

SALT LAKE CITY -- A "bleeding host" reported after a communion wafer turned water red was caused by bread mold, not a miracle, the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City said Wednesday.