A University of Wisconsin-Madison professor of bacteriology has shown the first proof that a certain group of amoeba called dictyostelids can penetrate biofilms and eat the bacteria within

Study presents a revolutionary tool to process a very large number of samples in parallel, allowing wide coverage of the monitored sites in a reduced time and at a lower cost

An international team of researchers were the first to investigate a never before studied species—a giant, black, mud dwelling, worm-like animal

“The key is that you have to compare the models to the observations in a consistent way,” said author Kyle Armour, a UW assistant professor of oceanography and atmospheric sciences

For the study, former UF/IFAS graduate student Lane Abraben, used an economic model to determine if consumers are willing to pay more for organic wine

Researchers study the eyes to identify when people near epiphany

Find out the real costs of using a water aspirator for vacuum production

Constant stuffy, drippy nose may not be from allergies

This counterintuitive discovery by scientists at Vanderbilt University and in Germany has upended more than 100 years of conventional scientific wisdom

“Our findings and previous studies confirm there’s very little evidence these types of games can improve your life in a meaningful way,” says expert on age-related cognitive decline

A UF/IFAS research team collected 20 female and 19 male Aedes albopictus mosquitoes as eggs, raised them to adults and tested the adults for the Zika virus RNA

Initial demonstrations yield compounds with promise for treating COPD, cystic fibrosis, and other lung disorders