Prof. Daphna Joel finds brains cannot be divided into gender-based categories

Robotic and motion technologies help labs stay small, agile, and cost-efficient.

New procedure could eventually replace the need for petroleum-based fuel sources

There are several questions surrounding the powerful greenhouse gas methane. Its rapid but irregular increase in the atmosphere has puzzled researchers

Research describes the role of TNF receptor-associated factor 6 (TRAF6) in ensuring the vitality of stem cells that regenerate muscle tissue

Team is learning more about how an ancient “error correction” system in the human genome helps protect the body against HIV

Researchers believe their acoustic tweezers have tremendous potential, especially in diagnostics, with some applications also in therapeutics

“Imagine batteries, capacitors, solar cells, video screens, and fuel cells as thin as a piece of paper,” study author says.

Plymouth University joins with Heriot-Watt in nanoplastics research project

Paris emissions reduction pledges reduce risks of severe warming, study shows

Project is among the first Deep South Challenge funding allocations that will see over $9 million spent on six projects over four years

Humans evolved unique gene variants that protect older adults from neurodegenerative disease, thus preserving their valuable contributions and delaying dependency