Graphic Credit: Shane Goettl/Ralf I. Kaiser For a long time, it has been suspected that fullerene and its derivatives could form naturally i...

A Notre Dame researcher’s invention could improve access to clean water for some of the world’s most vulnerable people.  “Today, the big cha...

Photo Credit: Kat Wilcox A new forensic science study sheds light on how the bones of infants and juveniles decay. The findings will help fo...

Aleksey Korotkov tests the material for electrodynamic properties in an anechoic chamber. Photo Credit: Rodion Narudinov The team of scienti...

The partner of one Caribbean flamingo helps it out in an argument with another pair. Photo Credit Paul Rose Flamingos form cliques of like-m...

Establishment of a highly sensitive detection method for imidazole dipeptide oxidation derivatives Illustration Credit: Hideshi Ihara, Osaka...

The ability to genetically change bacteria is the key to researching the microbial world. Image Credit:  Braňo Scientists from Würzburg and ...

The fluorescent blinking of cyanine dye (Alexa Fluor 647, pink star) bound to RNA changes depending on the structure of the RNA. When the RN...

Hesham Zakali: The material developed by an international group of scientists could become an alternative to toxic lead, for example. Photo ...

UC Davis biomedical engineers have created semi-living “cyborg cells” that have many of the capabilities of living cells but are unable to d...

The results of the sputtering process can be seen under the light microscope. Image Credit: © Lars Banko New methods make it possible to pro...

Doctors researching DNA and genetics. Illustration Credit: Julia Fekecs, NHGRI National Institutes of Health researchers have published an a...

The sphaerimicin analogs (SPMs) inhibit the activity of MraY, and hence the replication of bacteria, with different degrees of effectiveness...

This liquid droplet is actually made from protein molecules. It acts as a glue that keeps the microtubule attached, via moving motor protein...

Metabolites are extremely small – the diameter of a human hair is 100,000 nanometers, while that of a glucose molecule is approximately one ...

Staff scientist Ethan Crumlin at Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source. Photo Credit: Marilyn Sargent/Berkeley Lab The Donnan electric po...

Stem cells confined in a circular shape on a soft gel display characteristic of embryonic development. Photo Credit: University of New South...

Photo Credit:  Joshua Hoehne University of Queensland scientists have developed a model that gives soccer players their best chance of kicki...

The melt viscosity determines the choice of casting mode, ingot formation conditions and other parameters. Photo Credit: Ilya Safarov Scient...

Florida Pompano larvae (juvenile fish) pictured under a microscope. Photo Credit: Victoria Uribe, FAU Harbor Branch The Florida pompano, Tra...