Combining two cutting-edge techniques reveals that neurons in the prefrontal cortex are built to respond to reward or aversion, a finding with implications for treating mental illness and addictions

Group is convinced that one key to realizing the potential within these antibiotic powerhouses is a better understanding of the evolutionary history and ecology of the bacteria

Heme, a poisonous nutrient, tracked by ‘Green Lantern’ sensor

Researcher simulates subsurface ground water systems through a three-step process to track the flow of water and waterborne pollutants

Researcher explores microbiological mechanisms as World Health Organization urges for a day of abstinence from tobacco use

Titan propels GE beyond the limits of gas turbine testing

Capable of maintaining cell health over long periods for multiple microplates

Together, maize and wheat contributed more than 50 percent of global cereal production in 2013

Previously, scientists had thought that creatures living in the southernmost regions of the planet would have been in a less perilous position during the mass extinction event 

The study resolves a scientific conundrum, and an inconsistent pattern of warming often seized on by climate deniers

Concentrations are highest in coal from the Appalachian Mountains

"If a river happens to be a source of irrigation, could triclosan possibly get into our food?”