A recent study presents a new idea of how dark matter was born and how to identify it with astronomical observations

The method can not only be used to facilitate and standardize screening steps in selecting phage for certain applications, but it is also useful for evaluating mutations or changes to virulence

CSU engineers offer new information into why certain membrane designs used in membrane distillation work better than others

Integrated package of new and established services saves time and minimizes risks

Environmental factors, such as rising sea temperatures and over-fishing, impact levels of mercury in fish

The available antigens exhibit exceptional purity levels as a result of unique chromatographic techniques, while the antibodies demonstrate outstanding degrees of both purity and specificity

Recombinant expression of Rubella VLPs offers a reliable source of reagents for consistency in immunoassay development and manufacturing

These patented design chemical reactors use a jacketed cylindrical vessel with a central, rotating agitation bar to produce Taylor flow mixing along the length of the vessel resulting in three times faster mass flow transfer compared to tank type reactors

Knowing more about how sound-detecting cells known as hair cells develop will help scientists figure out ways to replace hair cells that are damaged

A new study illuminates the avocado's family history and lays the foundation for the species' improvement

Scientists at the University of Warwick have developed a more powerful method of analyzing chemical mixtures, which has been able to assign a record-breaking number of 244,779 molecular compositions within a single sample of petroleum

The world is facing serious issues that are related to global warming due to the excessive use of coal and petroleum