Millions of years ago, one family of plants—the beets and their near and distant cousins—hit upon a brand new red pigment and discarded the red used by the rest of the plant world

UC Riverside research invokes quantum mechanical processes that occur when two atomically thin materials are stacked together

“We are just starting to appreciate that the way our genome is spatially organized in our cells has a profound impact on its function,” says lead author

The modular generators could be inkjet printed on flexible substrates, including fabric, and manufactured using inexpensive roll-to-roll techniques

About 1 in 2000, or around 4 million people worldwide, have deletions in this region, and these deletions are associated with multiple brain and body symptoms, including autism spectrum disorders

Berkeley Lab researchers pursue low-cost, efficient technologies for hydrogen generation

The Pittcon Program Committee is pleased to announce this year’s recipients of 13 prestigious awards honoring scientists who have made outstanding contributions to analytical chemistry and applied spectroscopy

Scientists from Singapore have mapped the complete genetic blueprint of durian, known in Asia as the 'king of fruits'

Rutgers scientists discover way to reduce animal feed and food production costs by increasing a key nutrient in corn

University of Alabama at Birmingham researchers have shown, for the first time, that reduced dietary potassium promotes elevated aortic stiffness in a mouse model, as compared with normal-potassium-fed mice