The vast majority of earthquakes we feel come soon after smaller ones, according to new research that offers new insights into how seismology works. more

May 8th marked a big day in Albumedix’s history. Holding a traditional ground-breaking ceremony; our workforce, builders and contractors all gathered to watch Peter Rosholm (Chief Executive Officer) and Stuart Woodward (Chief Manufacturing Officer) take the first official step towards... more

The alligator gar, a toothy, narrow-snouted fish that resembles its namesake reptile, is the largest, native, freshwater predator... more

This is an age old question that comes every now and then. First in reference from the BMBL (Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories), a clear 12-inches (305 mm) should be present... more

An intrauterine device, or IUD, can help some people manage the symptoms of endometriosis. Learn about how it works and the possible side effects in this... more

Stanford researchers introduce an innovative, wearable tech device that monitors breathing, heart rate, and movements without batteries, wires, or chips. more

Researchers at the UW have used machine learning to develop a new system that can monitor factory and... more

Enteroviruses are one of the most common human pathogens leading to high number of acute and chronic infections worldwide. The physiological events leading to successful enterovirus infection are still poorly understood. Researchers at the... more

In March and April of 2011 the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant disaster resulted in what was the largest ever accidental release of radioactive material into the ocean. Zofia Baumann, assistant professor of marine sciences,... more

Aerospace juggernauts SpaceX, Boeing and now Amazon hope... more

Apple cider vinegar is gaining popularity as a potential treatment for a range of health issues. We investigate the science behind the claims. more

A recent FDA news release outlines the potential dangers of so-called Miracle Mineral Solution, a product sold to 'cure' a range of... more

Enteroviruses are one of the most common human pathogens leading to high number of acute and chronic infections worldwide. The physiological events leading to successful enterovirus infection are still poorly understood. Researchers have found... more

Structures and particles that slowly release solute into solution can attract or repel other particles in suspension via diffusiophoresis, a process we termed "soluto-inertial (SI) interactions." These SI... more

When spotting a butterfly, a common reaction may be to whip out a phone and snap a photo. A team of University of Maine researchers is hoping another... more

The ability to observe how life works at a nanoscale level is a grand challenge of our time. more

One of the most reliable studies of its kind has tracked participants over a 28-year period and found that greater... more

One of the most reliable studies of its kind has tracked participants over a 28-year period and found that greater social activity can lower dementia risk. more

A new study reports that bullying victimization may increase the risk of suicide attempts among young adolescents by approximately 3-times worldwide. more

A new study has revealed that enriched rearing of juvenile fish significantly enhances the survival of fish from bacterial infection commonly seen in rearing... more

A cooperative study conducted by University of Jyväskylä and Natural Resources institute Finland (Luke), revealed that enriched rearing of juvenile fish significantly enhances the... more

Dense burrows release carbon dioxide from the salt marsh soil more

Since the Parker Solar Probe launched on August 12, 2018, Earth has made a single trip around the... more

Computer scientists have developed an app that allows state and federal inspectors to detect devices that steal consumer credit and debit card data at gas pumps. The devices, known as... more