Researchers are developing machine learning tools to help them flip the design script and accelerate technology development

The study untangles these factors to create a more complete look at crop domestication than is possible in other major crops

New technology could have all kinds of applications, including sensors to measure the structural integrity of a building or the growth of crops

You may be familiar with the saying, “You are what you eat,” but did you know the food you eat could impact your memory?

Insight from the research is valuable in reversing the trend of underrepresented students and employees in all STEM fields, researcher says

While semiconductors may not contain rare materials, many are toxic or very expensive

A program that distributes leftover food from catered events to the homeless in India inspired the vision for the online, interactive network

A new study involving Iowa State University researchers explores how a mutualistic, or mutually beneficial, relationship between birds and chili peppers in the Mariana Islands helps chili peppers grow in the wild

In lab tests, mechanical stresses transformed a flexible strip of the material into a hard composite that can support 50 times its own weight

Steganalysis is of growing interest to forensic investigators analyzing digital photos, which might contain hidden content related to a criminal case

Previous studies of such reactions have been limited to theoretical work with simplified models and experiments following a collection of molecules

The tool making these water measurements possible is a tiny graphene sensor that can be taped to plants

Corn was first domesticated roughly 10,000 years ago in central Mexico by selecting desirable traits of teosinte, a species of wild grass

Researchers from three different universities are  working together to develop and test what they think could be a better way to fight the flu