A study by Indiana University researchers shows that excess emissions—which occur with plant shut-downs, start-ups, and malfunctions—can make serious contributions to overall air pollution

'Three-eyed' insect could help reveal self-organizing mechanism behind the evolution of new complex traits

Indiana University scientists report new, highly accurate method to predict effectiveness of molecules that extract toxic elements from the environment

The researchers, including Coady Wing from IU's School of Public and Environmental Affairs, used results from the largest national study ever conducted of the connection between residential environments and BMI

More than 40 percent of CMOs have been in their jobs for 2 years or less

PBDEs, or polybrominated diphenyl ethers, were commonly used flame retardants in building materials, electronics and textiles until they were banned in 2004

Study challenges use of powerful gene-editing technology to prevent malaria, other diseases

The new molecule harvests sunlight to create useable material from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

New analysis reveals 24 compounds that can help reduce impact of harmful proteins in the brain

First-of-its-kind study helps answer major question about development and evolution in males versus females

Biocomplexity Institute researchers at IU Bloomington create computer simulation to analyze drug absorption at the cellular to whole-body level

Researchers present evidence in mice for compound to treat pain without addiction risk or 'marijuana high' at world's leading neuroscience conference

First evidence for new molecular structure could open doors to chemical solutions for environmental problems

“Women are not especially sensitive to negative workplace social conditions,” researcher says. “Rather, both women and men exhibit similar responses to the same types of stressful workplace conditions.”

Higher levels of an enzyme in the brain correlate with better cognitive function in older people