Shedding light on a decades-old riddle through a unique technology pipeline, researchers from Australian Synchrotron, National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) and CSIRO published stunning images of what lies beneath Edgar Degas’ Portrait of a Woman

High breathability is a critical requirement for protective clothing to prevent heat-stress and exhaustion when military personnel are engaged in missions in contaminated environments

Unlike other techniques for identifying and authenticating liquids, Harvard's solution is inexpensive, instantaneous, and portable

By creating a cell model of medulloblastoma from human cells rather than working with mouse cells, the researchers say they can be more confident that patients’ response to the drugs identified in the screenings may be more comparable to humans

Chemistry plays a huge role on both sides of the performance-enhancing drug battle

Model identifies fluctuations in the glue-like particles that bind quarks within protons as essential to explaining experimental data on proton structure

It's also not too late to submit a poster abstract

Most people are familiar with the flash of fireflies. But perhaps less well known, but just as intriguing, are the displays of click beetles and railroad worms, which are a type of beetle larva

What kind of vegetation makes buffer zones most efficient at removing nitrogen from runoff?

Method developed at Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source could help researchers improve battery performance

“If this holds true for our own microbiomes, it suggests that microbes are always becoming more specialized for competing in their local environment in subtle ways,” says researcher

“Women are not especially sensitive to negative workplace social conditions,” researcher says. “Rather, both women and men exhibit similar responses to the same types of stressful workplace conditions.”