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

Novel technique may lead to longer battery life in portable electronics and electrical vehicles

Berkeley Lab research also provides new clues about the roles of subsurface microbes in globally important cycles

"If you want to see something that happens very, very fast, you need a tool that can measure a very, very tiny time period."

While much is known about the biological components that form the mitotic spindle, researchers are only beginning to explore the physical forces between those components

Incorporating nutrition into cancer care may help establish long-term healthy eating habits to promote well-being and prevent or delay new chronic diseases

How elements are made and whether or not creating even more is possible

Flooring could be even more “green,” thanks to an inexpensive, simple method developed by University of Wisconsin–Madison materials engineers that allows them to convert footsteps into usable electricity

Innovative startups demonstrate cutting-edge methods of harnessing and using scientific big data to accelerate research

Their work, published in Nature Scientific Reports, lays out a possible avenue to a situation where the Second Law is violated on the microscopic level

Rutgers’ Dipankar Raychaudhuri in the forefront of creating a mobile-friendly Internet that can handle billions of devices and smart gadgets

There are multiple benefits to wrapping food in plastic, but they come at a cost