Heme, a poisonous nutrient, tracked by ‘Green Lantern’ sensor

Capable of maintaining cell health over long periods for multiple microplates

Previously, scientists had thought that creatures living in the southernmost regions of the planet would have been in a less perilous position during the mass extinction event 

Using a scanning electron microscope to examine minute fossils, researcher finds circular drill holes that may have been formed by an ancient relation of Vampyrellidae amoebae

Recently published study now provides the first explanation for the development of such giant sperm

Study uncovers molecular explanation for one of nature’s most effective glues

New to science: a species on humans’ family tree, a brilliant red fish, and a dainty damselfly with a racy name

New Phenome Centre Birmingham to use Thermo Scientific mass spectrometry instruments to advance metabolic phenotyping and metabolomics studies

The findings may offer insight into human sleep disorders and open up new strategies to promote long-lasting sleep for those with chronic insomnia

"It is difficult to imagine Californian beaches on ancient Mars, but try to picture the Great Lakes on a particularly cold and long winter."

Scientists from Austria, Finland, and Hungary are using laser scanners to study the day-night rhythm of trees. As it turns out, trees go to sleep too

“How does it ‘feel’ to interact behaviorally with a machine?” To answer that question, scientists created a virtual partner that can elicit emotional responses from its human partner in real-time.