The work stems from Los Alamos research into computational material science, with broader applications to materials physics, energy security and weapons physics

Researcher suggests the term 'natural' be regulated so as to minimize consumer and manufacturer confusion 

Assistant professor Shadi Wajih Hasan is working to develop wastewater treatment systems for the sustainable production of high-quality water 

Consumers now can order simple, inexpensive, mail-in genetic tests to learn more about health risks, inherited traits, and ancestry. But could that information do more harm than good?

Scheduled to be completed in early 2018, the new facility will boast state-of-the-art laboratory and training facilities for Metrohm’s growing employee and customer-base

All of these seven planets could have liquid water—key to life as we know it—under the right atmospheric conditions, but the chances are highest with the three in the habitable zone

“For many years, listeria has been associated with adverse outcomes in pregnancy, but particularly at the end of pregnancy,” researcher says 

Long-term impact of climate change on US cities is rising, UCI researchers find

Rutgers' Nicole Fahrenfeld leads research documenting impacts in stream water and sediments from a wastewater disposal facility

However, fish and seafood consumption as a regular part of the diet was not associated with ALS

Comparing the proteins of humans and these other mammals is already providing researchers with a wealth of new information about how the human body works

University of Wisconsin–Madison professor Dominique Brossard discusses  the fake news phenomenon in the context of science and online social networks like Facebook and Twitter