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Study knocks down some theories for the origin of a mysterious light signature that has puzzled physicists for years

Flavorings containing benzaldehyde can develop benzene under the influence of light

While diagnostic testing is crucial to staying on top of the illness’ spread, some tech could also lend a hand

Researchers identify 12 influential traits for 61 tree species that make them potentially effective barriers against pollution

Dineobellator notohesperus adds to scientists' understanding of the paleo-biodiversity of the American Southwest

Recent research evaluates the advertised THC and CBD content of legal cannabis products to determine their suitability for medicinal use

The University of Central Oklahoma institute recently donated masks, gloves, disposable lab coats, and Tyvek suits to a local hospital

Researchers at EPFL have developed a nanodevice that operates more than 10 times faster than today's fastest transistors

As the collective body of microbiome data for diverse crops grows, the lack of consistency in recording data makes it harder for the data to be utilized across research projects

Hydrogel beads hold promise for sustained cleanup of groundwater contaminated with dangerous and widely used volatile organic compounds

The protein, SKP1, drives a key transition step in male meiosis, the type of cell division process that results in sperm, researchers found

Some trans fats enhance a pathway inside the cell that leads to cell death; drugs targeting this mechanism could help address diseases associated with these fats

Experts share their advice for those receiving cancer therapy and institutions providing cancer care

Findings have implications for studying evolution of menopause, birth patterns, and offspring rearing of earlier humans

Crumpled graphene could be used in a wide array of biosensing applications for rapid diagnosis, researchers say

New research strengthens the suggestion that suitable conditions for the evolution of complex life on early Earth existed for a much longer time than once thought

Researchers' system uses content-based image retrieval and applies computer vision-based techniques to root out political memes from multiple social networks

Research is is the next step to better understand the cognitive and neural effects of cannabis use in humans 

In a recent study, researchers wanted to see how whiskey webs form in more detail, and whether they could serve as fingerprints of the spirits

With shortages of PPE and hand sanitizer, alcoholic drink producers and others are switching production to support front line workers