Most YouTube videos relating to climate change prevention oppose scientific consensus and hijack technical terms to appear credible, says study

Recent paper describes how the food industry around the world should use molecular methods more often for subtyping and characterizing salmonella

A new study from Chuo University suggests that five- to eight-month-old babies show face-specific brain activity in response to yawning

Specialized borosilicate glass vials with secure closures and pretreatment options are custom packaged to improve customer workflows.

Calendar-based plug-in for Green Button Go Automation Scheduling Software eliminates bottlenecks on high-value lab equipment

Specific, intermediate glycemic control marker for diabetes at EKF’s Booth #2952 at AACC 2019 Clinical Lab Expo – 6-8th August 2019

New research of MIT's Research Enterprise in Singapore's IRG, DiSTAP, revolutionizes the creation of genetic material, enabling drastically accelerated development of key microbial factories for urban farming in Singapore

New research has discovered a group of cells that are activated by oxytocin in one area of female mouse brains that are not present in the same area in male mouse brains

A new, brain-inspired computer system called EmoNet is shedding a surprising new light on how images impact emotions

University of Oregon-led team uses a new approach to directly measure submarine melt, uncovering data that could enhance projections of sea level changes

Carbon capture can be done using so-called "high-performance membranes," which are polymer filters that can specifically pick out CO₂ from a mix of gases

Most microbes are inside the apple—but the strains depend on which bits you eat, and whether you go organic