A Cornell research team is using the cephalopod as inspiration for a method to morph flat surfaces into three-dimensional ones on demand

A new study shows that a highly elastic and adhesive surgical sealant can effectively seal wounds in shape-shifting tissues without the need for common staples or sutures

Researchers will study and develop materials that mimic such material as sticky and durable caddisfly silk, the adaptable skin of a sea cucumber, and a substance that directs cellular behavior

LLNL will be part of a multi-lab effort to apply high-performance computing to U.S.-based industry's discovery, design, and development of materials for severe environments

Bioproducts can replace much of the fuels, chemicals, plastics and other resources that are currently derived from petroleum, creating the potential for decreased reliance on oil

Spent grain amounts to as much as 85 percent of a brewery's waste

A team of NYU chemists has created a series of three-dimensional structures that take a step closer to resembling those found in nature

Bioactive tissue paper made from organs is pliable enough to fold into origami structures

Study uncovers previously unknown genetic-molecular crosstalk

In a new study published in Nature Biotechnology, scientists from Cambridge and Vienna present a new method that combines the organoid method with bioengineering