Researchers have discovered harvests began shifting dramatically earlier during the latter half of the 20th century

“Guantánamo could become the Woods Hole of the Caribbean.”

Substantial amounts of Neandertal and Denisovan DNA can now be robustly identified in the genomes of present-day Melanesians

University of Aberdeen becomes one of only four UK Institutions to have access to the Watson Engagement Advisor solution and its experts

Findings allow scientists to study neural stem cells' behavior without harming them

The Aedes aegypti mosquito will likely be increasingly abundant across much of the southern and eastern United States as the weather warm

The food-tracking wearable device could help fight diabetes, obesity, bowel disorders, and more

Genetic changes pose risks to human immunity

Paper takes a closer look at the role of greenhouse gases coming from land ecosystems by including methane and nitrous oxide emissions in addition to carbon dioxide simultaneously

Algae-derived proteins, super seaweeds, and duckweed are three alternative protein sources you may not have heard about

Berkeley researchers' Wave Carpet aims to compete with commercial energy converters

Snapping shrimps, the loudest invertebrate in the ocean, may be silenced under increasing ocean acidification, a University of Adelaide study has found.