Rutgers’ study offers key analytical service to commercial growers

The scientists studied sediments towering over 400 meters high from North-Eastern Greenland. Carbon isotope curves suggest that the prevalent seed ferns and conifers were replaced by spore plants in the space of a few millennia

Findings may mean better cell function in engineered tissues and organs

Technique allows sharper detail—and more information—with near infrared light

All of the algorithms suffered in accuracy when confronted with more distractions, but some fared much better than others

The study, which will not start for several months, will be conducted at SLU's Center for Vaccine Development and at a research site in Puerto Rico

Coating to make soap pour cleanly out of plastic bottles, reduce waste and frustration

Researchers tested how long an enveloped virus could survive on pieces of a flexible plastic children’s toy

Curiosity rover's discovery of manganese oxide points to a more Earth-like planet

Concordia researchers have developed a technique to locate underground leaks with 99.5% accuracy

CWRU scientists receives a $300,000 National Science Foundation grant

Study finds that traceability is hindered by three things: time pressures, supply chain permeation, and product characteristics that create confusion about what to trace