WashU engineer to test E. coli strain to balance effects of ‘adrenaline rush’ in soldiers

Brain size in primates is predicted by diet, an analysis by a team of NYU anthropologists indicates

Miniature, personalized reproductive system will test drugs for safety, effectiveness in women

"This flooding will threaten $5 billion of taxable real estate; flood nearly 30 miles of roadway; and impact pedestrians, commercial and recreation activities, tourism, transportation, and infrastructure," said researcher

Advancements made possible by National Science Foundation funding and MU interdisciplinary teams

Implant could offer long-acting, removable form of prevention not currently available

"We were seeking to understand the aggregation and phase behavior of these plank-like molecules as a function of temperature and concentration," said researcher

A person doesn't have to get sick to catch a virus. Researchers hope to catch viruses for detection and vaccinations by understanding their sticky outer layers

Are older scientists less productive? Evidence not clear

The mustard plant is similar to oilseed rape in many ways

Computers may be able to group consumers into marketing segments in real time just by observing how they respond to online videos and other social media data, according to a team of researchers.

Online display ads can increase both online and offline retail sales, providing valuable insight for future marketing decisions