A person doesn't have to get sick to catch a virus. Researchers hope to catch viruses for detection and vaccinations by understanding their sticky outer layers

Are older scientists less productive? Evidence not clear

The mustard plant is similar to oilseed rape in many ways

Computers may be able to group consumers into marketing segments in real time just by observing how they respond to online videos and other social media data, according to a team of researchers.

Online display ads can increase both online and offline retail sales, providing valuable insight for future marketing decisions

Lima beans are Delaware’s most widely planted vegetable crop with approximately 14,000 acres of green baby limas for processing planted in the state each year

Among the factors driving the new study, say the researchers, is that cancer often strikes people who follow all the rules of healthy living

Results will guide design of improved catalysts for transforming pollutant to useful chemicals

Berkeley Lab researchers develop first 3-D atomic-scale model of P22 virus that identifies the protein interactions crucial for its stability

The discovery could open an avenue for developing treatments for Alzheimer's disease that work within the cell's membrane

Study finds 50 percent of those who think they're allergic pass an oral food challenge

The research uses a new biophysical ecosystem model, based on simple metabolic principles and meticulously constrained with records of fish harvests provided by governments around the world