“One long-term goal is to potentially replace sutures and screws owing to the trauma caused from punching holes into healthy tissue."

“The idea that bacteria can see their world in basically the same way that we do is pretty exciting,” says lead researcher

New journal, Pathogens and Immunity, streamlines publishing from one day to five minutes

High-resolution structural details of cells' DNA-replicating proteins offer new insight into how these molecular machines function

Bioengineer Gang Bao and team explore CRISPR-Cas9 alternatives

Marina Sirota, PhD, discusses trends in data analysis, tools for data storage, and tackling challenges associated with big data.

Most of today’s biology labs need to shake something, and often in a controlled environment. That’s a job for a temperature controlled or incubator shaker.

A material’s refractive index—essentially how much it bends lights—can be used to describe the material and its use.

Genetic analysis by Scripps team correctly pinpoints species on the tree of life

Primary cells have been a key part of life sciences research, and demand for these cells is at an all-time high.

Protein glutathione S-transferase (GST) used as  target for a proof-of-concept study

The goat, property of the university, has been spotted several times since Friday mostly north of the research park