A recent UW-led paper explores the interests and identities of participants who join and remain active in citizen science

A University of Washington team created a method that allows three people to work together to solve a problem using only their minds

Researchers analyzed seawater samples from a region below the surface where oxygen is almost absent, forcing life to seek other strategie

With so much morphological variety, bats represent an opportunity to learn what types of evolutionary forces shape the shapes of animals

Even after treatment, non-resistant bacteria could still become resistant by picking up intact genes left over from damaged antibiotic resistant bacteria

A new website helps people navigate the increasing amount of misinformation and deception they see online

Researchers have genetically modified a common houseplant to remove chloroform and benzene from the air around it

A team of researchers has created a sensing system that is small enough to ride aboard a bumblebee

A study by an international team of researchers determined that carved stone tools, also known as Levallois cores, were used in Asia 80,000 to 170,000 years ago

The reconstruction could potentially shed new light on how this ancient human moved and breathed

Findings will be immediately useful to many patients with previously inconclusive genetic test results

More than 100 oceanic floats are now diving and drifting in the Southern Ocean around Antarctica during the peak of winter

RoboFly is slightly heavier than a toothpick and is powered by a laser beam

Findings discuss how Staphylococcus can colonize our noses but not cause infection

One factor contributing to the “replication crisis” in science is undoubtedly the difficulty of sharing the vast amounts of data collected and analyses performed in so-called “big data” studies