Fall antibody validation workshop to convene academic and industry leaders; new online dialogue will crowdsource ideas and inform workshop discussions and outcomes

“Plasmodium vivax is going to be the last malaria parasite standing,” observes lead researcher

U-M researchers studied the U.S. response to Ebola and found a fragmented system with no clear leadership, and considerable "strategic politicization" 

Previous research described the creature as a primitive snake and worm-like burrower, but a new study challenges that idea

Recent advancements in stem cell biology have provided an unprecedented opportunity to treat diabetes, researchers say

ASU Biodesign researcher receives $1.2M grant to develop one simple test instead of the ten used now on each sample

Team plans to continue studying fruit flies to better understand the connection between human disease genes and muscle function

The University of Texas System shares the progress its scientists are making in the fight against Zika

Johns Hopkins University cognitive scientists say the sharp contrasts in this patient’s memory profile suggest conventional wisdom about how the brain stores knowledge is incorrect

Both dirtiness and an unstimulating environment can play a role in long-term cognitive well-being.

Research team addresses a problem that has long challenged scientists: Seeing the structures of three dimensional cells with comparable resolution in each dimension

New study by UC Riverside psychologist Sara C. Mednick may explain why sleep improves memory