For ages, women have claimed that the sex of their baby influences everything from food cravings to morning sickness; a new study seems to support this theory

Live cell time-lapse imaging of maize mutant provides crucial details for UC Riverside researchers

In 2015, one-quarter of Americans reported eating gluten-free, a 67 percent increase from 2013

Berkeley Lab invention could lead to dramatic improvements in applications from drug development to bioimaging

"This is a unique platform to study interactions between drugs and cells or tissues, specifically in the kidney, where current models were lacking," researcher said

Data are dramatically increasing knowledge of how the ocean is melting the ice sheet

A team of researchers is developing a robotic system of all-terrain rovers and unmanned aerial drones that can more quickly and accurately gather and analyze data on the physical characteristics of crops

Rutgers’ Richard Riman invented energy-efficient technology that could help limit climate change

The research was conducted in tandem with a study that looked at the effects of a whole-grain diet on energy metabolism

The inconsistency means doctors are left to make important patient-care decisions based on potentially inaccurate information, and patients with kidney disease may be paying for unnecessary nutritional supplements because of it