npr: Lager Beer’s Mystery Yeast “Lager may have its roots in Bavaria, but a key ingredient arrived from halfway around the world. Scientists have discovered that the yeast used to brew this light-colored beer may hail from Argentina. Apparently, yeast cells growing in Patagonian trees made their way to Europe and into the barrels of brewers.” This is what I am talking about when I say “meaningful science”.  (via ScienceNOW)

npr: Lager Beer’s Mystery Yeast

“Lager may have its roots in Bavaria, but a key ingredient arrived from halfway around the world. Scientists have discovered that the yeast used to brew this light-colored beer may hail from Argentina. Apparently, yeast cells growing in Patagonian trees made their way to Europe and into the barrels of brewers.”

This is what I am talking about when I say “meaningful science”. 

(via ScienceNOW)

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