“We wanted to understand how the monarch is processing these different types of information to yield this constant behavior — flying southwest each fall."

Discovery could eventually lead to new and better treatments for insomnia and jet lag

This consistency across studies contrasts with the language used by climate change doubters

Inspired by pregnancy tests, scientists have developed a method to store microfluidic devices for months without refrigeration, giving developing countries an inexpensive and reliable way to treat patients

Lab has been studying how plant cells regulate plasmodesmal gating to either facilitate or block intercellular movement in response to environmental challenges

Calcium and phosphate work together chemically to immobilize uranium

A Georgia Tech research team identified and modeled interactions among 14 sub-communities

Award is part of $8.7 million effort across eight institutions in United States and Europe

Lab Manager contributor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, talks with George Weinstock, PhD  and director of microbial genomics at the Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine.

"What we offer people is the ability to feel their actions when they are interacting with the hand."

The diet in many developing countries is lacking zinc, but researchers have just solved the riddle of how to get more zinc into crop seeds

ASU part of research that finds massive phosphorus buildup in landscape