If you want to make a significant contribution for a better world, “take care of both the brain and the heart.” That was the overriding message of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Emory University’s Presidential Distinguished Professor, during his recent visit to campus.

Biology moves into the third dimension, may help observe how a brain develops and viruses attack.

Sorry, CSI fans but what you see on television does not depict what really goes on inside a forensic crime laboratory.

McGill online game expands to connect global scientific community with citizen scientists.

Dark matter, believed by physicists to outweigh all the normal matter in the universe by more than five to one, is by definition invisible. But certain features associated with dark matter might be detectable, according to some of the many competing theories describing this elusive matter.