Decades of research papers show how female scientists’ work was overlooked

A study of fruit flies finds a direct link between illness and the need for more sleep

The paper argues that our early ancestors acquired a taste for fat by eating marrow scavenged from the skeletal remains of large animals

The findings may explain why women are more likely to stay mentally sharp in later years

Researchers have been working on ways to grow healthy organs outside the human body

Metabolomics resides atop a Mount Rushmore of ‘omics’ disciplines

Timothy Garrett, PhD, talks about the recent developments in mass spectrometry-based imaging and its growing applications, especially on the clinical side.

Computational method helps scientists examine microbes at a larger, more comprehensive scale than previously possible

A new study hopes to help understand the role of the microbiome in health and disease

The first imaging cell counter to remove the need for slides or plastic consumables

Harnessing the heartbeat to charge batteries

Researchers find evidence that genome "guardian" can stimulate cancer