Duke researchers show that activating the adenosine receptor A2B not only halts but reverses bone deterioration in mouse models of osteoporosis

Wearing a flower brooch that blooms before your eyes sounds like magic. KAIST researchers have made it real with robotic muscles

Currently, scientists lack an established method to identify and quantify multiple CO₂ leaks spread across a region of the ocean floor

Existing approaches to testing potential treatments through drug screening do not take account of the fact that the genetic errors that cause kidney diseases vary from patient to patient

The demand for low-fat, high-protein products has rapidly increased due to consumers' growing health awareness

Structural, functional, and neurophysiological comparisons between us and macaque monkeys show that this difficulty in stopping reactive responses is similar in our primate counterparts

New research shows an algae key to the ocean carbon cycle is surprisingly scarce in fertile equatorial waters

Transistors and integrated circuits made from threads are combined with thread-based sensors to create fully flexible devices

A recent peer-reviewed, observational study conducted in cells has shed light on the mechanisms behind autophagy and how it progresses

Raging winds can demolish trees, defoliate entire canopies, and scatter debris across forest floors, radically altering the habitats and reshaping the selective pressures on many organisms

Microfluidic tech effectively shrinks a medical pathology laboratory onto a small chip

Funding will help establish the first-ever Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Safety