At the Intersection of Cooking and Nanoengineering

At the Intersection of Cooking and Nanoengineering

Researchers have discovered a drug that can reduce antibiotic resistance by slowing bacterial mutation. The drug takes aim at a mutational process induced by one of the most commonly used antibiotics.

In a new study, researchers found that viruses like influenza A take over host cells in a way that more closely resembles a tactical strike than brute force.

A new material improves the performance and efficiency of computer memory by enabling memory devices to work more like a brain.

A new study indicates emissions of CO2 by soil microbes into the Earth's atmosphere are not only expected to increase but also accelerate on a global scale by the end of this century.

After 16 years of research, a Yale pediatric neurosurgeon has conclusively identified the bacteria that is causing widespread newborn deaths and disease in Uganda.

The SPECTROstar Nano represents a revolution in absorbance measurement instrumentation with the

The Scavenger Series portable fume/particle extractors are an inexpensive solution to all small

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