University of New England's recent partnership with a working mussel farm aims to answer critical ecological questions

Christoph Bock, PhD, talks to contributing editor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, about the new CROP-seq technology for single-cell CRISPR sequencing that his group has developed

Counterfeiting is a huge global problem affecting nearly every industry and product type

Smelly sludge improves with the right timing of common additives

The new treatment approach was directed against acute myeloid leukemia cells but may also have potential for attacking other types of cancers

Millions of years ago, one family of plants—the beets and their near and distant cousins—hit upon a brand new red pigment and discarded the red used by the rest of the plant world

“We are just starting to appreciate that the way our genome is spatially organized in our cells has a profound impact on its function,” says lead author

About 1 in 2000, or around 4 million people worldwide, have deletions in this region, and these deletions are associated with multiple brain and body symptoms, including autism spectrum disorders

Berkeley Lab researchers pursue low-cost, efficient technologies for hydrogen generation

New evidence suggests that the Trump Administration's proposal to rescind the 2015 Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule that would limit the scope of the Clean Water Act inappropriately overlooks wetlands-related values

Those newfound insects didn't look quite the same as older museum specimens, raising doubts about the nature of their true identity, but DNA analysis has now confirmed they really are Lord Howe Island stick insects

New findings from the University of Pennsylvania suggest a mechanism that may explain how viruses can linger