The scent of grandma’s Christmas biscuits or the cologne of your first love—some odors are like keys to a door into the past

Croton trees—which seem to grow everywhere in Kenya—and the oilseeds they produce have the potential to improve rural livelihoods

Recent study results suggest that addressing FKBP1b deficiency may represent a new avenue for countering age-related memory loss

Since 1969, researchers have been artificially manipulating a lake by adding varying amounts of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus to investigate the nutrients responsible for algal blooms

While most cases of bad breath are linked bacteria growing in the mouth, up to 3 percent of the population have chronic halitosis of no obvious cause

There is a link between perceiving an action and carrying out that action even in early infancy

Scientists have confirmed that microscopic fossils discovered in a nearly 3.5 billion-year-old piece of rock in Western Australia are the oldest fossils ever found and indeed the earliest direct evidence of life on Earth

In this webinar, we will discuss the development of a new, noninvasive method for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) diagnostics based on Raman spectroscopy of blood

From fish to flowering plants and sea slugs, to scorpions, spanning five continents and three oceans, these discoveries add to Earth's tree of life

Silver nanoparticles are being used in clothing for their anti-odor abilities but some of this silver comes off when the clothes are laundered

Unprecedented findings strengthen connections between winter storms and tropical waters

Researchers conducted the first study on disorientation to examine the physiological effects of extended crawling and swimming performance