UIndy researchers say contamination through secondary transfer of material could implicate the innocent or help the guilty go free

The information can be used to tell us the assembly history of our galaxy

Technique could be developed for a wide range of applications

Scientists are developing new technologies for making computers recognize not just traditional commands, but also non-verbal ones

Image collection includes cell skeletons, guts and bugs, spider web-like nerve cells, cell death, zombie cells and glowing bacteria

Lifeless ‘soil’ on planet poses challenge

Fifty UC climate change scholars offer 10 urgent solutions to “flatline” global warming by 2050

Team studies the changes in gene expression levels in blood in more than 15,000 people around the world

Rice University lab employs clotting powers of viper-derived drug, even in presence of anti-coagulants

A Purdue University-led team of researchers observed electrons transition from a topologically ordered phase to a broken symmetry phase