Once the method is optimized, the researchers believe they could use protein markers from a small number of human hairs to distinguish an individual among the world's population

Located in an IndyCar Series semi-trailer used by the race series’ Technical Inspection Group, PerkinElmer’s mobile fuel analysis lab is certainly well-traveled.

With the potential for a treatment, people with unhappy mast cells may feel better

The Inter-American Development Bank estimates that in Central America and southern Mexico up to 4 million people derive their livelihoods from the coffee industry

The alliance will promote, develop, and expand research and educational exchange in the neurosciences related to pain, the central nervous system, and other chronic disease

The grant, which will be used to purchase new equipment, comes from the Air Force Research Laboratory’s STEM program

Discovery could make water-splitting reaction cheaper, more efficient

Emotion and cognition, are not just discrete, independent operators, but are interwoven in mental life

Food contaminants and adulterants fall under many categories, all with significant potential to adversely affect brands, profits, and health

Berkeley Lab scientists directly probe a narrow band where solid and liquid meet, known as the ‘electrochemical double layer’

"The more data we have about what’s happened across millions of years of climate, the better our predictions of the future will be,” researcher says

Using a unique ultra-fast spectroscopic technique, EPFL scientists have now been able to track the fate of charged pairs in an advanced type of solar cells currently under intense research