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Archer, the latest creation from Cornell University berry breeder Courtney Weber tops out at over 50 grams
Study shows that radioactive material acts like a salt, a nuance that could benefit nuclear detectors and reactors
Putting snail insulin to work
Preventing beige fat cells from digesting their own energy sources reduces obesity and pre-diabetic symptoms in mice
At SLAC Synchrotron, two X-ray techniques give a 3-D view of why catalysts used in gasoline production go bad
"To our knowledge, this is the first robust evidence linking the number of these ribosomal genes to bacterial growth rate and growth efficiency," researcher says
Some scientists have been exploring sugar alcohols as a possible material for making thermal storage work, but this direction has some limitations
University of Florida research is the first time that a scientific study compared different methods of estimating temperature impacts on global crop production
Workflow has the potential to provide researchers with significant cost savings while maintaining the quality of single cell sequencing
3-day research event focused on water transport in plants and response to strains such as drought
A study in the Journal of the American Chemical Society reports that these novel components can damage cells when they are exposed to light
