Emissions related to the processing, packaging, distribution, refrigeration, and cooking of those foods were not part of the study but would likely increase total emissions by 30 percent or more

Prof. Neil Shubin finds modern-day vertebrates share toolkit that formed fishes’ dorsal fins

Barry Scheck, co-founder and co-director of The Innocence Project, will set the stage with the invitation-only Henry J. Miller Distinguished Lecture on “Big Data, Brady, and Defenders,” on Thursday, April 5

UCLA-led study will help scientists better understand debilitating condition

At the highest dose of DMAU tested, 400 mg, subjects showed “marked suppression” of levels of their testosterone and two hormones required for sperm production

Scientists are developing technology that would alert pipeline managers about leaks as soon as failure begins

In a recent study, researchers set about testing how efficient binary star systems are at ejecting objects

Findings are expected to lead to the development of novel functionalization methods for various biopolymer gels and elucidation of mechanical properties of biopolymer gels in living cells such as cytoskeletal gels

While protecting against death, omega-6 fatty acids also keep cardiovascular diseases at bay

A new meta-analysis reviewed five decades of "Draw a Scientist" tests to determine whether children's drawings have mirrored the increase of female participation in science

The research lays the foundations for futuristic soft active matter with highly distributed and tightly integrated sensing, actuation, computation, and control

In a research collaboration with Sydney Water, the team has demonstrated the success of the approach in laboratory tests on filtered water from the Nepean Water Filtration Plant in western Sydney