Recent finding may help pave the way for more effective and innovative treatments against cryptococcosis

Study finds cleaner ship fuels will reduce childhood asthma by 3.6 percent globally

Working in a -300 F ocean of methane and ethane has its challenges

New process could make wood as strong as titanium alloys but lighter and cheaper

Facility to test urine samples from thousands of athletes

The mechanisms that kill Salmonella at lower temperatures were not fully understood until now, according to a team of researchers

Feeling hungrier and eating less for the rest of your life may be the price to pay once you've shed those extra pounds

With 149 high-performance xenon short-arc lamps to mimic natural solar radiation, the key focus of Synlight is on the creation of solar fuels for a commercially viable source of renewable energy

Sarah Boswell, PhD, talks about her efforts to bring inDrops single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) to the greater Boston scientific community.

Mechanical methods of cell disruption

A technician’s time and energy is still spent on the slow and tedious sample preparation steps prior to analysis

UCSB researchers find that the amino acid arginine may have played a more important role in the chemical origins of life