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The research involves the development and testing of new technology that will allow them to view what the naked eye is unable to see
Rates of malaria transmission depend on whether mosquitoes bite humans or animals, and whether they rest after that meal in an area where they will encounter pesticides
The study includes global maps of novelty that offer testable predictions and carry important implications for conservation and land management planning
Data confirm model in which impact pulverizes Earth like a sledgehammer hitting a watermelon
Inland fisheries managers are increasingly using Transboundary Fisheries Science, a strategy that involves organization, cooperation, analytics and implementation, as an interdisciplinary and holistic approach for understanding and managing ecosystems across larger scales
Agricultural crops, grasses and garden plants alike can get sick and die when factors such as drought and excess sun force them to work harder to survive
Why researchers look for bird droppings on Edvard Munch's masterpiece with DESY's X-rays
Prepared for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), the first-of-its-kind report maps out every power plant, refinery and mine in 21 Asia-Pacific economies that rely on fresh water for energy
As animals, plants and microbes shed cells and produce waste, they drop traces of their DNA everywhere—in the air, soil and water
The new test, developed in collaboration with Nottingham City Hospital, is completely painless and offers a one-stop diagnosis suitable for people of all ages
The UC center Craig Merlic leads offers many safety recommendations and resources
