Why and how women and minorities abandon STEM majors has been the focus of a series of studies by Amanda Griffith, associate professor of economics at Wake Forest

In hopes of creating better access to medical care, Stanford researchers have trained an algorithm to diagnose skin cancer

The Agri-Food Study Group brought together over 40 mathematicians, engineers, and computer scientists to work on challenges presented by representatives from the agri-food sector over the course of three days

Studies fill an important gap in knowledge between the molecular, circuit and behavioral effects of the brain-signaling molecule called neuropeptide Y

Environmental research up in the air after media blackout and suspension of business activities ordered

“The foundation’s latest gift will allow us to continue to explore important scientific breakthroughs that are high-risk, high-reward endeavors, rarely funded through government grants,” Southern Research president says

According to Anthony Charles, MD, MPH, of the UNC School of Medicine, the WHO should amend its centralization policy to help doctors save lives in Sub-Saharan Africa

HHMI scientists develop a much-needed genetic resource that is aiding development of wheat plants with improved traits

“Precision means optimizing input to get an ideal output in an environmentally sustainable manner"

Line Pouchard, an information specialist in computational science, brings her expertise in big data management and curation to Brookhaven Lab's Center for Data-Driven Discovery

This new human skin is one of the first living human organs created using bioprinting to be introduced to the marketplace

Researchers find that in two of our most productive crops, lower, shaded leaves are less efficient than the top leaves, limiting yield