Bacteria have long been a key source of lifesaving antibiotics, but most species cannot be grown in the lab—leaving their ...

Between a third and half of all soil carbon on Earth is stored in peatlands, says Tom and Marie Patton Distinguished Professor Joel Kostka. These wetlands—formed from layers and layers of decaying ...

HP Inc. said cybercriminals are refining long-standing phishing and malware tactics with increasingly advanced techniques ...

Students are turning waste into materials ready for cross-disciplinary use and experimentation, from blotter paper to cotton ...

Archaeologists have uncovered evidence suggesting the world’s oldest mummies may have been created in Southeast Asia, dating ...

A spinning tool plunges into two pieces of metal, rotating at a high rate of speed. As the tool begins to move, it softens ...

An isotope hydrologist holds up a sample at a water laboratory in Nairobi, Kenya. Labs such as this one are now being invited to apply to join the IAEA’s Global Water Analysis Laboratory (GloWAL) ...

By decoding the subtle timing of light, scientists could give surgeons sharper vision in the operating room – and patients a ...

The Lodha Foundation has partnered with IISER Pune to launch a hands-on, fully-funded programme under Lodha Genius. It will ...

A brain imaging technique developed by Columbia researchers has identified areas in the brain's cerebral cortex—just behind ...

A major study finds that frequent soccer headers may harm brain structure and function, even without concussions.

As part of “From Sample to Verdict,” LCGC International sat down with Ed Sisco and Sarah Shuda, Research Chemists at NIST, to discuss the work that their groups are conducting that are helping to ...