Johns Hopkins research could lead to more precise ways to target tumor growth

Flexible transparent conductor free of reflection and scattering in Nature Communications

Understanding IRBIT's role in facilitating apoptosis has implications for treating cancer that is associated with low levels of IRBIT expression

Researchers map genome-wide changes that drive T cell maturation and exhaustion

Newly discovered molecular mechanisms show how bacteria manage to survive antibiotic treatment and cause chronic and recurrent infections

Surrounding silver nanoclusters with hydrogen-rich shells offers new opportunities in catalysis and opto-electronics

Researchers estimate that approximately 3,000 tons of PHCZs are contained in the sediment of the three lakes, with Lake Michigan having the greatest concentrations

The discovery has been hailed as a "milestone," and the renowned journal Science called it "a watershed in metabolon research" 

A team of John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) students produced a tech-driven solution that could help EH&S more efficiently catalogue Harvard’s hazardous chemicals

Research to be presented at the ESMO Asia 2016 Congress

The use of nickel, which the researchers describe as an “earth-abundant” resource, could make the process of water splitting more feasible as a means to develop clean hydrogen as an energy source from water

Price of food even influences what health issues we worry about