Sensor to Monitor Levels of Widely Used Antibiotic in Water and Food
The device, which combines magnetic fluorescent nanoparticles, can help detect metronidazole in organisms
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How the Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire Shifted Populations in the Balkans
Ancient DNA reveals new information about the Roman Empire's influence on the Balkan peninsula
Ancient Stars Made Extraordinarily Heavy Elements
New research gives guidance about how to think about models and fission
Formaldehyde, a Carcinogen, Is Also Used by the Body to Regulate Our Genes
Study shows formaldehyde in small amounts plays an important epigenetic role in the body
Climate Change Will Increase Wildfire Risk and Lengthen Fire Seasons
Scientists examined multiple fire danger indices for the contiguous US to assess the impact of climate change
Spatial Biology Multi-Omics Profiling Tools
Launch of a new service that provides access to the NanoString GeoMx DSP, the 10x Xenium, and the 10x Visium
Diverse College Classrooms Linked to Better STEM Learning Outcomes
Underrepresented racial minorities and first-generation students show the most improvement
Grinding Coffee with Water Makes a More Consistent and Intense Espresso
Adding water can reduce static electricity when grinding coffee beans, preventing the particles from clumping
Researchers Develop Grassroots Framework for Managing Environmental Commons
New tool relies on local traditional ecological and social knowledge for more sustainable conservation strategy
A Mathematical Model Connects the Evolution of Chickens, Fish, and Frogs
A research team has built a mathematical model that can accurately predict gastrulation flows
New Dark Matter Theory Explains Two Puzzles in Astrophysics
Dark matter may be more vibrant than previously thought, UC Riverside study reports
Newly Released Automated Colony Counter
The BC-1000 Series will automate testing for a wide range of microbiological samples
Fatty Foods Can Impair the Body’s Response to Everyday Stress
Eating fatty foods during stressful periods can impair the body’s "recovery" from the effects of stress
Can Signs of Life Be Detected from Saturn’s Frigid Moon?
Enceladus’ ice plumes may hold the building blocks of life
Addition of Biomaterials Research to Science Partner Journal Program
AAAS and KSBM are excited to announce a partnership to publish research on biomaterials
Limitations of Asteroid Crater Lakes as Climate Archives
Researchers determine factors for chemical development in crater lakes on Earth
Climate Change-Driven Reduction in Beneficial Plant Microbes
Researchers model how microbial communities are being impacted by fossil-fuel driven climate change
Natural Alternatives for Meat Preservation
Researchers examine the use of natural preservatives as an alternative to synthetic chemicals
Researchers Map Crocodile Family Tree to Shed Light on Their Evolution
Researchers have mapped the family tree of crocodiles and their extinct relatives to shed light on the giant reptiles
Boiled Bubbles Jump to Carry More Heat
Bubbles are an optimal way to carry heat, and a team has engineered a surface that makes them jump to carry even more