Researchers demonstrate the efficacy and safety of TAML activators in breaking down BPA

Vacuum cleaner may be ideal Christmas gift

Research team based their calculations on the way the meal is cooked (gas versus electric range), the specific state's predominant power source, and how the food is produced in each area

“Our work shows that some particles are kind of crunchy when they are dry—they are glassy—but they turn gooey when they get wet; under most conditions, the semi-volatile compounds will diffuse into particles quite easily,” said Donahue

Research team establishes biomarkers for the inherited blood disorder

Grants will provide seed funding for innovative ideas in neuroscience

Neuronal feedback could change what we "see"

Carnegie Mellon’s method tames giant bioinformatics database

The model, presented in the journal eLife, uses an approach that could lead to accurate predictions of the interactions between novel drugs and their targets, helping to reduce the cost of drug discovery

Technology could be used to better understand and treat disease

Researchers use fluorescent probes to see particular cells and their molecular components, such as proteins and nucleic acids in living systems

Computational models suggest new design for nanoparticles used in targeted drug delivery

Findings provide new insights into how the protein regulates cell growth and how mutations in the gene that encodes the protein can lead to cancer

Large-scale simulation provides theoretical evidence of early disk galaxies

When it comes to developing efficient, robust networks, the brain may often know best.