Applied Sciences
Research, academic programs, strong partnerships fuel university's forensic science success
UMass Amherst study shows modest but significant lower risk.
A team of chemical and biomolecular engineers at the University of Notre Dame designed nanoparticles that mimic natural allergens by displaying each allergic component one at a time on their surfaces
Long-term, UF/IFAS researchers want to develop the knowledge and tools the cattle industry needs to increase tolerance to heat stress
By modeling the spread of two co-infecting viruses together, within and between growing seasons, the team has shed new light on maize lethal necrosis that will help farmers to manage it effectively
The study published in Nature shows that ketamine blocks a protein responsible for a range of normal brain functions
The U.S. public doubts the existence of “global warming” more than it doubts “climate change”—and Republicans are driving the effect, the research shows
In essence, that is what a team of Vanderbilt University engineers are proposing in an effort to improve the reliability of the sophisticated “GPS” system that surgeons use for these delicate operations
Previous research has shown that pairing antibiotics can be more effective than using single drugs, but finding these perfect matches has proven elusive
Grant brings NYBC scientists one step closer to developing a preventive vaccine ready for first-in-human trials by 2020
Recent research shows that the environmental costs of using corn for biofuel are much greater, and the benefits fewer, than using corn for food
