Using an new optical technique, labs could mass-produce artificial tissues or organs at unprecedented speed

Studies suggest that air quality improvements in developing countries could benefit substantially from the reduction of cooking emissions

Researchers have now shed light on how bacteria and baker's yeast generate and use their energy to grow. Knowing about cells' energy use is essential for industrial biotech processes

SISSA scientists, in collaboration with colleagues at the University of California at Davis, develop a new approach for heat transport, with applications to the modeling of energy and planetary materials

Potential for new drug to prevent colorectal cancer tumors

Material could also be used someday in building materials or environmental sensors

The DrySyn Spiral Evaporator is a compact system offering rapid concentration of even high boiling solvents such as DMSO, DMF, or water, without the need to heat to high temperatures

Sensitive and reliable gas chromatography mass spectrometry methods and solutions for the routine determination of harmful contaminants in food and feed samples

High-salinity land now unable to sustain plant life could once again be used

Details could aid in the development of methods to synthesize chemicals with greater control and precision than ever before

Discovery may eventually lead to the development of new kinds of non-opioid pain relievers

Programmable CRISPR-responsive smart materials could open the door to novel tissue engineering, bioelectronic, and diagnostic applications