Hot, rocky planets may change their composition if rock components vaporize in steam atmospheres that escape to space

Chemist develops tech to save lives in rural Africa

Diagnostic tools that can be used in the field, while the patient waits, would be a critical tool for fighting the Zika epidemic

Water-based material could be used to make artificial skin, longer-lasting contact lenses

Rutgers’ study offers key analytical service to commercial growers

The scientists studied sediments towering over 400 meters high from North-Eastern Greenland. Carbon isotope curves suggest that the prevalent seed ferns and conifers were replaced by spore plants in the space of a few millennia

Technique allows sharper detail—and more information—with near infrared light

Coating to make soap pour cleanly out of plastic bottles, reduce waste and frustration

Curiosity rover's discovery of manganese oxide points to a more Earth-like planet

CWRU scientists receives a $300,000 National Science Foundation grant

Ecological communities experienced a major shift because many types of bacteria and algae were affected by the changes in ocean nutrients, researchers find

Reactions is back with volume four of its popular Chemistry Life Hacks series, with tips on how to de-skunk your dog, clean your kitchen and supercharge your washing machine