Swedish researchers' work could lead to more effective cancer treatments that don't damage healthy cells

Have a close-up look at DNA; you’ll see it wiggles in the oddest way

"We found significant differences for all the impacts we considered," says the study's lead author Carl Schleussner

"For tens of millions of years before their ultimate demise, dinosaurs were beginning to lose their edge as the dominant species on Earth."

To head the new center, Robert J. Genco will leave his post as director of UB STOR

The finding that objects can move around the globe in just ten years suggests that ocean biodiversity may be more resilient to climate change than previously thought

Using a microwave and catalyst-coated beads, scientists have devised a new way to convert waste cooking oil into biodiesel that could make it more affordable

This collaborative solution was introduced at the recent American Association of Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting

Dr. Kandice Tanner of NIH wins 2016 honor

Thousands are bitten by rattlers and other venomous snakes each year, and a new treatment may serve as a “bridge” to buy time until medical care is available

The researchers found the biggest differences in death rates from kidney disease, respiratory disease, and cancer

An idea first proposed 138 years ago that limbs evolved from gills, which has been widely discredited due to lack of supporting fossil evidence, may prove correct after all