A Cornell research team is using the cephalopod as inspiration for a method to morph flat surfaces into three-dimensional ones on demand

Recent publication states 'store-front' system has elements that work well

Hurricane Harvey took about 3 million pounds out of the Texas harvest, while 35 million pounds was lost in Georgia during Hurricane Irma

About half of the landfills in the US collect and burn methane, mitigating the danger but still contributing to atmospheric methane and carbon dioxide levels

The finding is based on the panel's most severe potential climate change—and resulting increased sea surface temperature—scenario and is predicted at an 80 percent confidence level

Self-contained plug-and-play unit assesses the power source connected to medical, laboratory, and other sensitive electronic equipment; “Power Quality Service Call in a Box” eliminates multiple service calls often required to isolate causes of failure; cellular communication provides reports of recorded data and events by email

Scientists believe that developing drugs that act on multiple targets, called a polypharmacology approach, may more effectively treat those cancers that have a network of alterations

Discovery opens the way for breeding high-yielding hybrid wheats

A new study shows that eating salad with added fat in the form of soybean oil promotes the absorption of eight different micronutrients that promote human health

Smelly sludge improves with the right timing of common additives

Millions of years ago, one family of plants—the beets and their near and distant cousins—hit upon a brand new red pigment and discarded the red used by the rest of the plant world

UC Riverside research invokes quantum mechanical processes that occur when two atomically thin materials are stacked together