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

In order to provide clear, safe tap water it is necessary to remove particles called colloids from raw water

By reconstructing past global warming and the carbon cycle on Earth 56 million years ago, researchers have used computer modeling to estimate the potential perspective for future global warming

Approach tackles most commonly used synthetic plastic

To better understand its potential effects, scientists simulated what would happen to the wastewater produced by the technique after a spill

Newly-discovered strategy allows bacterium to survive exposure to oxygen, when light could otherwise harm it

Stanford engineer Yi Cui and colleagues have developed new ways to improve hydrogen production and rechargeable zinc batteries

The ship typically spends 260 to 300 days a year in open water, on trips that can last up to two months

"This is the first efficient inorganic nanocrystal solid-state solar cell material that simultaneously meets demands for non-toxicity, abundance, and low-temperature solution processing"

College of Engineering faculty member renews research agreement with California-based startup

Satellite radar images reveal ground movement of infamous sinkholes near Wink, Texas and suggest the two existing holes are expanding, and new ones are forming as nearby subsidence occurs at an alarming rate

“As our climate continues to warm, droughts will become more frequent and more extreme," researcher says