Too ubiquitous to be a signal, it turns out to be—a signal

Researchers find that, for primates, age, diet, and sex must all be factored in to realize the full benefits of lower caloric intake

New study suggests policies could miss some of the most diverse forests because there is no clear connection between the number of tree species in a forest and how much carbon that forest stores

Large study finds machines that emit the UV light can cut transmission of four major super bugs by a cumulative 30 percent

“Since the discovery of the DNA double helix more than 50 years ago, helicase’s activity in preparing DNA for replication has been poorly understood,” says researcher

Going back for centuries, peppers and spices have been thought to be beneficial in the treatment of diseases

The research is a major step forward for efforts to study the genetic basis of adaptation and evolution

How do forensic scientists deal with complex DNA-evidence found at crime scenes? A researcher has now developed new statistical models to analyze such evidence

Streamlined process speeds up algae strain selection, could lower biofuel production costs

Anthropologists at the University of Montreal have dated the oldest human settlement in Canada back 10,000 years