New research reevaluates understanding of coral feeding and could aid in identifying coral reefs more resilient to bleaching events

Scientists have shown that, 20,000 years ago, Arctic sea ice in the winter covered more than twice the area than it does today

New research by USC scientists shows domoic acid from ocean algae is a growing problem

Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory and partner institutions provided the first published report of algae using raw plants as a carbon energy source

About 25 percent of the world’s food supply is discarded or burned because of contamination or spoilage

A FAU Harbor Branch study provides multiple lines of evidence that nutrient sources in the local basins, including on-site sewage and septic systems, contaminated the St. Lucie Estuary

Since 1969, researchers have been artificially manipulating a lake by adding varying amounts of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus to investigate the nutrients responsible for algal blooms

Promising solution to runoff issues ahead

Researcher provides the first test specific to the Disruptive Selection Theory—using the reproductive strategies of green algae

Scientists suggest their findings could lead to a way to deliver drugs to parts of the body that are otherwise difficult to treat