Researchers call for improved data management and transparency

Annual awards will be presented at Pittcon 2017 in Chicago, Illinois

It’s the brain’s desire for calories—not sweetness—that dominates our desire for sugars, according to a recent Yale study

Team also found genetic evidence that these mosquitoes have overwintered for at least the past four years

Technique could enable 3-D printing of cellular structures for tissue engineering

Independent testing shows device outperforms two commercially available products

In a recent study, researchers used emojis to measure kids' emotional response to the taste of certain foods

Device shields beta cells from immune system attack

Researcher has developed an artificial intelligence system for video games that adapts to the player’s behavior by Darwinian evolution

Scientists thought guppies in Northern Trinidad could be a rare example of adaptation to crude oil pollution. But they found something else.

A specialized ORNL team uses nuclear forensics to solve mysteries and safeguard materials

“The most longstanding hypothesis for zebra striping is crypsis, or camouflaging, but until now the question has always been framed through human eyes,” says lead author.