Study suggests that the closer the body temperature patterns of a severely brain injured person are to those of a healthy person’s circadian rhythm, the better they scored on tests of recovery from coma

A University of Wisconsin-Madison professor of bacteriology has shown the first proof that a certain group of amoeba called dictyostelids can penetrate biofilms and eat the bacteria within

An international team of researchers were the first to investigate a never before studied species—a giant, black, mud dwelling, worm-like animal

Researchers study the eyes to identify when people near epiphany

“Our findings and previous studies confirm there’s very little evidence these types of games can improve your life in a meaningful way,” says expert on age-related cognitive decline

A UF/IFAS research team collected 20 female and 19 male Aedes albopictus mosquitoes as eggs, raised them to adults and tested the adults for the Zika virus RNA

Regulating plant physiology with organic electronics

J. Christopher Love, PhD, associate professor in chemical engineering at MIT, and Maroof Adil, PhD, postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, Berkeley, talk to contributing editor Tanuja Koppal, PhD, about advances in single-cell sequencing.

Join the editors of Lab Manager as we welcome experts from the life science disciplines to discuss some of the latest tools and technologies in a live interactive discussion

Goal is to lessen the reliance on antibiotics

An extraordinary egg hunt

Lettuce is a member of the huge Compositae family, which includes the good, the bad, and the ugly of the plant world