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Long-Term Picture Offers Little Solace on Climate Change

February 11, 2016

Study looks back 20,000 years using recently collected carbon dioxide, global temperature, and sea level data spanning t...

A New World of Experimentation

February 9, 2016

Models and simulations continue to connect the real lab space with the virtual world

Planning for a Disease Outbreak? There’s a Game for That.

February 3, 2016

“It is not enough for our tool to be accurate. It has to be useful. It has to be in real time,” researcher says o...

An Interstate for Renewable Energy

January 29, 2016

Research shows a transition to a reliable, low-carbon, electrical generation and transmission system can be accomplished with...

Making Liver Tissue in the Lab for Transplants and Drug Screening

January 28, 2016

Team builds a microfluidics-based tissue that copies the liver's complex lobules

Explore Galaxies Far, Far Away at Internet Speeds

January 25, 2016

Latest update to a sky-mapping project brings you a bigger interactive view of the universe

Reprogramming Human Cells a Breakthrough in Disease Treatment

January 19, 2016

The research also means that the growing of whole organs from human cells in the lab may well be fast tracked

NCAR Announces Powerful New Supercomputer for Scientific Discovery

January 12, 2016

System will be installed this year at the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center

Including Plant Acclimation to Temperature Change Improves Climate Models

December 9, 2015

"We want climate models to be as accurate as possible and represent the world in the way we know it to work," professor says....

Eye-on-a-Chip Represents New Way to Do Disease Research

December 7, 2015

Without some sort of testing platform, research on diseases and their treatments would grind to a halt

Major Funding for University of Otago-Led Sea Ice Research

December 1, 2015

Project is among the first Deep South Challenge funding allocations that will see over $9 million spent on six projects ...

Can Paris Pledges Avert Severe Climate Change?

December 1, 2015

Paris emissions reduction pledges reduce risks of severe warming, study shows

Large-Scale Modeling Shows Confinement Effects on Cell Macromolecules

November 18, 2015

Work could help scientists better understand signaling between cells, and provide insights for designing new classes of thera...

Machine Learning Could Solve Riddles of Galaxy Formation

November 17, 2015

New technique cuts down computing times from thousands of computing hours to mere minutes

Programmable Plants: Synthetic Biologists Pave Way for Making Genetic Circuits