Researchers have created a new capability to minimize the human health effects of air pollution resulting from electric power generating facilities.
A first view of real-life memories "on the scale of our lives"
Cranberry extracts may also afford protection toward other cancers, researcher says
SLU research review reveals extra benefits for malnourished and frail elders
UVA biomedical engineering student is studying different subtypes of one of the most deadly forms of cancer in hopes of developing more effective treatments
Utah computer scientists discover how to find bias in algorithms
Israeli-German partnership aims to replace animal experiments with advanced liver-on-chip devices
Argonne National Lab and Mississippi State University partner to create solutions for southeast region
Finding the balance between engaging in a thoughtful debate and being perceived as Chicken Little are the key challenges
Researchers optimize the interactions between charges on the surface of the chain of atoms that makes up the protein
“Focused destruction can lead to surprising outcomes,” computer science professor says.
Biochemist studies Camelina sativa—a nonfood oilseed crop—to see how it can be used for biofuel and other applications.
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