A new method published in Nature Methods removes much of the guesswork and time-consuming optimization from sample ...

Familiar things can look very strange when viewed under a microscope – which is why each week we bring you a fresh microscope ...

Happy Monday! To test your eyes and your science knowledge this week, we've got a fresh round of Microscope Mystery. This ...

This week's specimen looks almost geological – a jagged reddish-orange seam cutting through pale pink rock, like something you'd find in a cross-section of a mountain rather than the human body. The ...

With conventional fluorescence microscopy, images of fluorescent molecules can be captured 12 minutes after laser irradiation. "But the increased laser power can cause irreversible damage to cell ...

Rising temperatures can dull the brilliant color of blue Morpho butterflies, potentially changing how predators and mates see ...

Artificial hibernation caused mice to lose more than half of their hippocampal synapses, yet their memories survived, ...

In 2008, two physicists proposed that something strange should happen when graphene is bent almost as sharply as atoms allow.

A waterlily pad that supported a person’s weight, an alloy newly formed in a nuclear blast, and rivers dried up by extreme ...

In part 1 of this 2-part preview of AAPS PharmSci 360’s keynote on predictive drug development, Robert Holt, PhD, associate ...

Researchers from Skoltech and their colleagues from Harbin Institute of Technology in China and ITMO University in Russia ...

Researchers developed a solid-phase-synthesized nanoMIP sensor integrated with surface plasmon resonance for rapid, ...