Historically, the methods available for measuring phenological changes across ecosystems have been less than ideal

The discovery promises to improve the understanding of useful yet unusual physical and chemical behaviors that arise in materials and structures at the nanoscale

New technique can reveal previously undetectable bacteria in places where they aren't wanted

Human tissue samples linked by microfluidic channels replicate interactions of multiple organs

They have an unwarranted image as brutish and uncaring, but new research has revealed just how knowledgeable and effective Neanderthal healthcare was

E-waste from refrigerators, televisions, computers, monitors, mobile phones, and video game consoles is an ever-increasing burden to landfills and the recycling industry

A new TSRI study offers a closer look at a stress-response pathway in cells called the Unfolded Protein Response

Many proteins in beer come from the barley or yeast used to make it, and these proteins influence a brew's properties, including its flavor and foaminess

Recent preclinical study used a solid-state nanopore sensor as a tool for the analysis of hyaluronic acid

The material—which is 20 times whiter than paper—is made from non-toxic cellulose and achieves such bright whiteness by mimicking the structure of the ultra-thin scales of certain types of beetle

Interactive graphs project sea-level changes to 2050 for 32 U.S. localities

CHOP co-author of NIH-led study: Subtle estrogen-like responses in infants point to need for longer-term follow-up of effects