Individual research results should be shared with participants more often, says new report that also recommends framework for decision-making

Changes in Hudson River may offer insight into how glaciers grew

Problem: Argonne National Laboratory is tasked with measuring all types of
climate information—often working in some of the world’s harshest environments

Fraser Glickman, PhD shares some details on the work being done in his core facility.

Problem: While immunofluorescence provides excellent subcellular visualization of proteins, glycans, and small molecules, inherent autofluorescence can complicate the signal

Researchers at the University of Illinois and the Mayo Clinic pioneered their new approach in an investigation of individualized responses to anticancer drugs

Researchers have found that patients who have metabolic healthy obesity, but no other metabolic risk factors, do not have an increased rate of mortality

Molecular/carbon nanotube network devices enable artificial spiking neurons that mimic nerve impulse generation

In 1991, German tourists discovered in the Eastern Italian Alps a human body that was later determined to be the oldest naturally preserved ice mummy, known as Otzi, or the Iceman

Learn about exciting new applications and more from our latest survey results. 

Olfactory cells found throughout the body may help or harm depending on location

As allergy season intensifies, many people are cursing pollen—the powdery substance released by plants for reproduction