Researchers show structures, nerve connections, and functions in vivid detail as part of the most detailed atlas yet of the brain’s memory bank

UMass Amherst analysis shows enigmatic pattern in San Bernardino basin is not typical

University of Utah engineers develop computerized camera without optics that instead uses an ordinary window as the lens.

Drawing on the fact that the snow in an avalanche can behave like both a solid and a fluid, a researcher has managed to simulate a snow slab avalanche with unrivaled precision

Embracing flexibility in lab design can deliver significant cost savings. 

The chemical pathways by which these reactions take place help determine how quickly a battery becomes depleted

Analysis of fossil suggests Homo sapiens left Africa at least 50,000 years earlier than previously thought

Eventually, the scientists hope, the research could lead to earlier diagnosis and better treatment options

Put your head inside a brain!

Since the synaptonemal complex was first discovered in 1956, researchers have been trying to identify its many moving parts and how they fit together