Using polymer blends, scientists rapidly generated highly ordered patterns that could be used in the fabrication of microelectronics, antireflective surfaces, magnetic data storage systems, and fluid-flow devices

Using digital devices before bed may contribute to sleep and nutrition problems in children

The 1,000+ feet of ice may contain more than half a million years of climate history

Labs at Duke and other academic centers collaborate to identify alternatives to antibiotics

Layering in cafe lattes yields insights for engineering, medicine, and environment

A research team has gained new insights into how the potato was domesticated and how its DNA evolved over time

New Gene Knockout Kit guarantees 50 percent or better editing efficiency in any human cell type

Most providers willing to consider medical marijuana use in children with cancer, but those with legal eligibility to certify are less likely to approve

Electric car makers are intensely interested in lithium-rich battery cathodes that could significantly increase driving range. A new study opens a path to making them live up to their promise

Some people can't help their cilantro-phobia and their repulsion has to do with genetics

Acute infections in male marmosets, a New World monkey, resemble the human illness the Zika virus creates in people

Stipends of $70,000 will support hands-on, post-doctoral training in pharmaceutical industry settings