A team of UW synthetic biology researchers has demonstrated a new method for digital information processing in living cells

A code of conduct for marine conservation would help prevent human rights violations that might occur during conservation and promote fair, socially responsible decision-making when planning and carrying out actions to protect the ocean

“We found that if you give them access to same opportunities, then girls and boys have the same response—equal interest and confidence,” researcher says

A new study from University of Washington researchers describes how some people also turn to posting photos on Instagram to track food intake or to be held accountable by followers in meeting healthy eating or weight loss goals

“The key is that you have to compare the models to the observations in a consistent way,” said author Kyle Armour, a UW assistant professor of oceanography and atmospheric sciences

A new technique pioneered by University of Washington engineers makes these “smart” posters and clothing a reality by allowing them to communicate directly with your car’s radio or your smartphone

Now atmospheric scientists at the University of Washington have set the new temperature record to an electronic dance beat

University of Washington oceanographers have now found that vitamin B-12 exists in two distinct versions in the oceans

Dungeness crab fisheries valued at about $220 million annually may face a strong downturn over the next 50 years, according to recent research

"To conserve some of these rarer species in an increasingly urban planet is going to require more knowledge of how birds disperse," researcher said

UW professor Carl Bergstrom believes facts stand a fighting chance, especially if science has their back

Researchers used a crowdsourcing website to evaluate the narrative content of journal articles

"We have a new understanding of the behavior of caldera dynamics that can be applied to other volcanoes all over the world," study's lead author says

A new study analyzes specific glaciers with a history of length observations, and nearby weather records of temperature and precipitation

University of Washington researchers have taken a first step in showing how humans can interact with virtual realities via direct brain stimulation