Why this plant family has a unique way to make such an important chemical building block is a mystery that extends back to the 1960s

Research, academic programs, strong partnerships fuel university's forensic science success

The findings may be used someday to create better donor-recipient matches and develop new ways to prevent rejection of transplanted tissues.

A study reveals how computer-based modeling can help researchers predict the optimal outcome to save natural habitats from invasive plants

UMass Amherst study shows modest but significant lower risk.

Manganese, a trace mineral necessary in small amounts for human health but potentially toxic in high doses, relates differently than its cancer-causing cousin, arsenic, to dissolved organic matter in groundwater, according to a recent study

A team of chemical and biomolecular engineers at the University of Notre Dame designed nanoparticles that mimic natural allergens by displaying each allergic component one at a time on their surfaces

Findings suggest that ribosomal DNA copy number could be used to predict which cancers will be sensitive to DNA-damaging chemotherapeutics

Until now, all previous experiments have indicated that lithium’s atoms had a complex arrangement

Structure of microcompartment’s protein shell could help research in bioenergy, pathogenesis, and biotechnology