What happens in puberty affects health and wellbeing across the lifespan

The technology of miniaturization set hominins apart from other primates

A streamlined pathway to value-added molecules

Selective C-H functionalization holds particular promise for the pharmaceutical industry

Eating foods high in added sugars throughout childhood is linked to the development of risk factors for heart disease

Finding challenges the perceptions humans are unique in our ability to cooperate and chimpanzees are overly competitive, and suggests the roots of human cooperation are shared with other primates

"Kale’s recent popularity and the premium prices kale-based products command in the United States might seem comical, if not downright ridiculous, to many East Africans," says Emory anthropologist in recent Sapiens article

Emory is among 25 new members joining CIRTL during a recent expansion that more than doubles the network’s membership

"Agriculture contributes 10%-12% of global anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions."

Team studies the changes in gene expression levels in blood in more than 15,000 people around the world

Parietin, also known as physcion, could slow the growth of and kill human leukemia cells obtained directly from patients