Research from a team of FSU scientists helps explain link between climate change and declining bumble bee populations

Researchers described a new optogenetic tool—a protein called NsXeR, which belongs to the class of xenorhodopsins

The technique, developed at the University of Michigan, can print multiple medications into a single dose on a dissolvable strip, microneedle patch, or other dosing device

In a new study, scientists report significant strides in transferring disease- and stress-resistance traits from wild relatives of several legumes to their domesticated varieties

Including “non-ideal” components in the designs may be key to functional artificial proteins

There is a high level of interest, both in research and industry, in developing microsensors made from non-toxic materials that are also biodegradable

Planets grow by a process of accretion—a gradual accumulation of additional material—in which they collisionally combine with their neighbors

How heatwaves will change around the world for every 1°C increase in global average temperatures

Survey also shows a majority believe that expertise in working with digital tools is critical to career advancement

Often referred to by research teams as "the animals most like people," pig-derived medical products have a long history of use in humans and have improved the lives of countless patients

Undergrads find new spider species—name them after Obamas, Leonardo DiCaprio

The funding represents a 26 percent increase over the center’s 2011 award