The consumption of p-coumaric acid, a chemical found in honey and pollen, may help set a female honeybee on its course to becoming a worker instead of a queen.
Scientists have developed an interlocking cell scaffold for easy building and dismantling of tissues.
Mice fed a diet high in saturated fat show shifts in their gut microbes and develop obesity-related inflammation.
Biologist Christopher Coe answers readers’ questions about the prescient organ.
Researchers confirm that some microscopic imprints in fossilized dinosaur feathers are pockets of melanin.
Neuroscientist Brandon Stell identifies himself as one of the creators of the post-publication peer review website, as he and his colleagues announce the nonprofit PubPeer Foundation.
Researchers react to the finding that most of 100 studies recently analyzed were not reproducible.
The neurologist and author had written about his recent experiences being “face to face with dying.”
The form and function of the ears of modern land vertebrates cannot be understood without knowing how they evolved.
For decades, the only remedies for hearing loss were devices such as hearing aids or cochlear implants. Now, the first pharmaceutical treatments may be on the way.
From tossing out cross-contaminated cell lines to flagging genomic misnomers, a push is on to tidy up biomedical research.
Reviving a decades-old hypothesis of autoimmunity
Watch the coelacanth documentary that fish biologist Eric Parmentier and filmmaker Laurent Ballesta were making when they discovered and recorded a world of undersea sound
James Hudspeth talks brain processing and hearing in this video from Rockefeller University.
Usher in a new era of powder weighing and containment technology.
The unique Krystal 2000 microplate range from Porvair Sciences.
Analytik Jena Introduces the World’s First Hepatitis D Virus Test with CE-IVD Certification.
New Chip Prep Module Streamlines Workflow and Reduces Hands-On Time.
Asynt ChilliBlock System.
Smooth Operator– TransferMan® 4m for Successful Cell Manipulation in IVF.
Mice fed a diet high in saturated fat show shifts in their gut microbes and develop obesity-related inflammation.
Academic research could be strengthened by thinking more and doing less.
Alice Dreger is resigning from the faculty of Northwestern University, claiming that the administration censored her work in a faculty journal.
A decade of research on intercellular mitochondrial transfer has answered some long-standing questions and raised new ones.
