“Our work shows that some particles are kind of crunchy when they are dry—they are glassy—but they turn gooey when they get wet; under most conditions, the semi-volatile compounds will diffuse into particles quite easily,” said Donahue

The study of almost 31,500 patients at six hospitals in four countries showed that having a transfusion with the freshest blood did not reduce the proportion of patients who died in hospital

The large and distant planet may be adding a wobble to the solar system, giving the appearance that the sun is tilted slightly

“The goal is to educate and encourage fume hood users to shut the sash window whenever possible for both safety and energy conservation purposes.” 

Since its inception, I3 has been a valuable resource for researchers at the lab looking to combine different imaging approaches to solve complex problems

A study of graves is providing new insight into the social and biological factors that might have motivated violent killings and atypical burials thousands of years ago

Freshwater fish provide the majority of the animal protein consumed in countries like Cambodia, Congo, and Bangladesh

"This is a new version of a printing method we have developed and used in the past. We used it to create a thermomechanical metamaterial that may enable applications not possible before."

New research aims to improve the administration and availability of drug therapies to HIV patients through the use of nanotechnology

Findings may influence vaccine and therapy development

The researchers found that only a small fraction of fast-food eaters—as little as 8 percent—are likely to make healthy choices as a result of current calorie labeling

The question of how to deal with dangerous climate change as being experienced and perceived by developing countries and communities has been one of the most contentious questions in international climate negotiations