An aerospace engineer has built a machine to make water and oxygen from the lunar regolith, powered by solar energy

Support and recognition for biodiversity research with potential for global impact

Fake blood is a staple of the Halloween horror film experience, but there's no one recipe to suit every filmmaker's needs

New study shows that babies as young as six months old feel stressed when seeing these creatures. This reaction indicates an innate aversion as opposed to a learnt one

Bat guano has long been known as a valuable fuel source and fertilizer. Now the excrement is a reliable record of climate change

A new type of DNA editing enzyme, developed in HHMI Investigator David Liu’s lab, lets scientists directly and permanently change single base pairs of DNA from A•T to G•C

Methylmercury is a form of mercury that, in high enough amounts, can cause neurological and reproductive problems in adults, and developmental issues in infants and young children

New 'potato stamp' technique combining silver and graphene may create cheaper, more flexible, and eco-friendly screens

The study by an international team of researchers found that the $14.4 billion that countries spent on conservation from 1992 to 2003 reduced expected declines in global biodiversity by 29 percent

2-dimensional materials have been successfully assembled into devices with the smallest possible man made holes for water desalination