Wyss Institute materials scientists have bioprinted a tubular 3D renal architecture that recapitulates functions of the kidney

“Understanding the origin of fish or fish products is increasingly important." 

More aridity is sending thousands of square miles up in flames

A new University of Washington study is among the first to address that question by comparing gender disparities across STEM fields

Of  2,477 parents examined in a recent study, only 28 percent of those who self-reported a food allergy actually tested positive

Researchers found that young rainbow trout fed nut meal performed as well as those fed fish meal

New study links common pair of drugs to increased risk for fatal heart condition

Engineers at Caltech have created the visual analogue of noise-canceling headphones—a camera system that can obtain images of objects obscured by murky media, such as fog or clouds, by canceling out the glare

Chromatography consumables leader for separation sciences will operate as a standalone operating company, continuing its high pace of innovation and expansion under the Phenomenex brand

Researchers combined gel-permeation high-performance liquid chromatography with fluorescence detection to develop a sensitive technique that can detect both gliadins and glutenins in purified wheat starch

Discovery by University of Maryland School of Medicine researchers could lead to more cost-effective genetic diagnoses, targeted treatments

More evidence that life could have evolved with relative ease: New research supports ancestors of genes self-copying in a mushy puddle