Although other human materials can be unreliable in terms of population prediction, fecal stanols can be a more accurate clue into the history of a settlement

While advances in additive manufacturing offer potential breakthroughs in prosthetic arms or jet engine parts, 3-D printing may also accelerate weapons proliferation

A team designed a hollow synthetic packet that is just tens to hundreds of nanometers across

While present deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's is constant, the new method is "adaptive." This means the stimulation changes in real time

Despite leaning precariously at a five-degree angle, the 58-meter tall Tower has managed to survive, undamaged, at least four strong earthquakes that have hit the region since 1280

Gut bacteria able to digest seaweed can outcompete native bacteria in the large intestine of nori-fed mice, according to Stanford scientists

The term “epilepsy” covers a spectrum of brain disorders with symptoms ranging from mildly odd sensations to seizures, loss of consciousness, and death

Previous research that prompted this microbial research showed that the amount of energy (calories) derived from walnuts after we eat them is less than previously thought

NIH researchers combine two microscope technologies to create sharper, faster images

The storms intensify more rapidly today due largely to a natural climate phenomenon