Researchers have shown how cells adapt to stressors, like water loss, by reprogramming their internal signaling networks

Computational modeling key in design

Croton trees—which seem to grow everywhere in Kenya—and the oilseeds they produce have the potential to improve rural livelihoods

Recent study results suggest that addressing FKBP1b deficiency may represent a new avenue for countering age-related memory loss

A new video by the University of Warwick highlights a bitter side to our sugar consumption at Christmas

Since 1969, researchers have been artificially manipulating a lake by adding varying amounts of carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus to investigate the nutrients responsible for algal blooms

Such a technology might be used to study ocean organisms and ecosystems and to monitor the movement of ships for military and commercial maritime applications

While most cases of bad breath are linked bacteria growing in the mouth, up to 3 percent of the population have chronic halitosis of no obvious cause

Watch as the American Chemical Society employs some acid know-how to sort real gold from its imposters

Ovarian cancer is the most lethal gynecological malignancy and therapeutic options remain limited