“Although we still have a long way to go, we’re making really good progress toward a human vaccine,” researcher said

Changed plant types associated with loss of elephants in Ugandan national park

Eating in an ‘open concept kitchen,’ with greater visibility and convenience of food access, can set off a chain reaction

The automated process is controlled by weaving a STEM instrument’s electron beam through a liquid-filled cell to spur deposition of metal onto a silicon microchip

With three new detectors coming online in the next several years, scientists are confident they will collect enough geoneutrino data to measure Earth’s fuel level

microRNA miR-124-3p is a potential therapeutic target for novel drug development, and it can serve as a putative biomarker for MDD pathogenesis

Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory have designed an inexpensive thermal energy storage system that will be significantly smaller and perform more than 20 times better than current thermal systems

Their findings reverse what has been accepted thinking in crystallography for more than 100 years

While police are trying out potential tools, no device currently on the market has been shown to quickly provide a precise measurement of a driver's marijuana intoxication as effectively as a breathalyzer gauges alcohol intoxication

Though viewed as sources of potential green energy, their construction also poses a significant environmental cost