The use of nickel, which the researchers describe as an “earth-abundant” resource, could make the process of water splitting more feasible as a means to develop clean hydrogen as an energy source from water

Cognitive therapy shown to be most effective treatment

Berkeley Lab-led research shows some subalpine trees may have trouble gaining a foothold above the tree line

Commercially grown strawberries worldwide do not use such techniques in new variety production at this time, UF/IFAS researchers stress

This recent Reactions video from the American Chemical Society shares how to deal with excessive foam in beer

New framework of behaviors could help reduce stress for employees

Microgreens are tender, immature plants and herbs that take only a week or two to grow before they're ready for harvesting

Expertise, resources found at Mizzou allow researchers to study pest-resistance in corn that could help sustain projected 9 billion global population

"They don't have to show it on television but they should remind viewers that there are safety issues involved in food preparation," researcher says

Agencies and consumers demand more vigilance...and that takes new technology

A new study analyzes specific glaciers with a history of length observations, and nearby weather records of temperature and precipitation

Tall wind turbines disbursed throughout a field create air turbulence that may help plants by affecting variables such as temperature and carbon dioxide concentrations