The food-tracking wearable device could help fight diabetes, obesity, bowel disorders, and more

New study shows that food sound is an important sensory cue in the eating experience

The study showed that some man-made sounds can cause certain species to reduce irrigation and sediment turnover

Mechanical trees become power ‘plants’ when they sway in breeze

Technique could enable 3-D printing of cellular structures for tissue engineering

Researcher says snow absorbs sound a lot like many commercial sound absorbing materials

Researchers believe their acoustic tweezers have tremendous potential, especially in diagnostics, with some applications also in therapeutics

Technique could be developed for a wide range of applications

New research from the University of Rochester reveals that our brains can detect and process sound delays that are too short to be noticed consciously

New technique to selectively and noninvasively turn on groups of neurons in worms could be boon to science and medicine