Articles by Cell Press

Authors advocate for a shift in both how autism research is conducted and communicated

People who ate their largest meal in the morning did report feeling less hungry later in the day

The zinc and chitosan battery has an energy efficiency of 99.7 percent after 1000 battery cycles

Consultation with the appropriate expert often leads to lower levels of misinformation

New fuel production system generates carbon-neutral fuel from water, carbon dioxide, and sunlight

Researchers have successfully sequenced the genome of ancient human fossils from the Late Pleistocene in southern China

Bringing in more non-Christian perspectives could expand the conversation around stem cell research

Scientists argue this approach could enhance plant growth, health, pollination, and resilience

Over 90 percent of biomedical research prizes go to White recipients

An estimated 5 million people lost at least half an hour of safe work time per day, in recently deforested locations