Research team establishes biomarkers for the inherited blood disorder

Researchers are launching a new study that could prove pivotal in determining how much of a threat the solvents pose to groundwater that ultimately becomes drinking water.

For years scientists have been working on self-repairing films that could be placed onto products to boost their lifetimes

Researchers developed a technique to look for pairs of short DNA sequences from beef, buffalo, and pork in hot dogs

Nationwide, 19 awards totaling $36.5 million were given for agriculture and extension to support American farmers growing fruits and vegetables, tree nuts, dried fruits, ornamentals, and nursery crops

"This gives us a better idea of how the channel's components work on a molecular level, and its role within a cell, either a normal one or a cancerous one" says researcher

The Convention addresses issues related to the use and release of mercury through trade, industrial uses, and atmospheric emissions, as well as the long-term storage and disposal of mercury and mercury compounds

Researchers at the UPV/EHU-University of the Basque Country are modifying surface properties of materials to obtain specific properties at a lower cost

California paves the way for reconciling agriculture and the environment

Over the past several years, the U.S. has ranked low among other nations in numbers of students proficient in math and science, as well as skilled workers in those fields

Steady improvements to the soil and the drainage system allow University of Delaware researchers the ability to study irrigation and fertigation treatments

Rutgers School of Dental Medicine’s Andrew Sullivan explains why Americans should keep flossing despite government claims that benefits are unproven