Don't throw away your glasses just yet, but a zap to the brain could one day help you see better

CHOP researchers: drawing on electronic medical data may offer more accurate results

“This is a noteworthy development in the field of lidar remote sensing, which is traditionally energy intensive and limited in coverage”

Important lessons learned from the response to Ebola could improve our response to Zika, report says

While the world has shown an improvement from current policy and no-policy scenarios, it still falls short of the 2C target, not to mention the hopeful goal of 1.5C warming

"My concern for Zika virus in pregnancy is much higher now than it was six months ago,” researcher says

Discovery is a timely finding as controversial Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project has been approved by Canada's National Energy Board

Fall antibody validation workshop to convene academic and industry leaders; new online dialogue will crowdsource ideas and inform workshop discussions and outcomes

Using highly sensitive isotope analysis, a UA-led research team has obtained detailed measurements of carbon exchange in a temperate forest

"To our knowledge, this is the first demonstration of an adaptive response to risk in an organism without a nervous system"

This new species, Caecieleotris morrisi, is a sleeper goby in the family Eleotridae, and is the first cave-adapted member of this group to be found in the Western Hemisphere

“Plasmodium vivax is going to be the last malaria parasite standing,” observes lead researcher