Berkeley Lab-pioneered ‘MIDI-STEM’ produces high-resolution views of lightweight atoms.

The new material is made up of silicon, boron and nitrogen—all light, inexpensive and earth abundant elements

Researchers around world unite to conduct largest study of its kind

Funding moves ice cores a step closer to UAlberta

A duo of medical and legal experts from Brown and Harvard Universities argues that if the U.S. decides to consider the practice, it has a well-drawn regulatory roadmap to follow

Until now, researchers have been unable to successfully integrate comprehensive measures of brain structure and function in one analysis.

“The obesity paradox baffles scientists across numerous disciplines,” said Min-Hao Kuo, MSU biochemist and molecular biologist.

Heating simple metal oxides, like rust, could become the foundation for a solar technology that would make and store electricity by separating the hydrogen and oxygen atoms that make up water.

Computational modeling fills in potential gaps in transmission chains

Researchers who are not older than 35 years are invited to apply by June 15, 2016.

Mouse study shows the sugar trehalose triggers liver cells to clean up their excess fat

Findings speak to a growing sustainability movement to capture energy from existing waste