Team adapts a solar-powered process that converts carbon dioxide into carbon so that it produces carbon nanotube

New research just published has highlighted how El Niño could be transporting and spreading waterborne diseases like cholera thousands of miles, across oceans, with significant impacts for public health.

Muscular men perceived to be better leaders than physically weak ones.

Discovery opens doors to creation of biological supercomputers that are about the size of a book.

While it is known that ozone hinders the growth of many kinds of plants, including crop vegetation, the extent to which ozone damaged natural systems was not well understood.

Master's student has spent nearly a year designing an inexpensive prototype device and test that taps into smartphone access.

It turns out that peptide toxins isolated from the venom of some animals–such as the Peruvian green velvet tarantula–can be beneficial when used to target neural receptors to reduce the sensation of pain.

Researchers around world unite to conduct largest study of its kind

Funding moves ice cores a step closer to UAlberta

Until now, researchers have been unable to successfully integrate comprehensive measures of brain structure and function in one analysis.

“The obesity paradox baffles scientists across numerous disciplines,” said Min-Hao Kuo, MSU biochemist and molecular biologist.

Heating simple metal oxides, like rust, could become the foundation for a solar technology that would make and store electricity by separating the hydrogen and oxygen atoms that make up water.