Month: July 2016

Scientists have developed light-powered molecular motors that repetitively bend and unbend, bringing us closer to…

A new article describes the development of the first useful device that exploits the potential…

New research focuses on a fundamental human habit: When trying to explain something (why people…

People who often consume meals prepared at home are less likely to suffer from type…

Purchases of taxed foods declined beyond pre-tax trends following Mexico’s 2014 tax on nonessential, energy-dense…

Using metabolomic and transcriptomic analyses, a research group reveals that a bacteriophage that infects the…

The floral diversity and repeated shifts in pollination have inspired a series of scientists to…

Researchers have studied tree rings throughout Oklahoma and Tennessee to determine the history of fires…

A collaborative effort by cancer researchers and chemists has resulted in the identification of a…

While small steps have been taken by the global food and beverage industry to reduce…