The finding also sheds light on how their diet may have changed the course of the monkeys' evolution

Sleeping time is sometimes considered unproductive time. This raises the question whether the time could be used more productively

The technology of miniaturization set hominins apart from other primates

The first and only large-sample AFM to offer both high-speed imaging and extended range in a single scanner

At first glance, there’s no obvious connection between a mammal’s ability to regulate its body temperature and its inability to repair heart damage

One virus’ genetic loss can become its evolutionary gain, says a pioneering study

Horseshoe crabs were thought to be ancestors of the arachnids, but molecular sequence data have always been sparse enough to cast doubt

The "Autonomouse" system improves animal welfare whilst simultaneously enhancing the efficiency and reliability of research findings

The discoveries about the neuroscience of learning open the possibility of informing and enhancing instructional methods in science

Users can now tackle entire columns and rows of a 384-well plate in one single step.

While new cases of most types of cancer are declining, those of melanoma—the deadliest form of skin cancer—continue to climb

Ongoing studies often have well-established research teams and senior investigators with extensive experience