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New framework powers rapid and accurate detection of Schistosoma haematobium eggs.

New study suggests harmful algal bloom toxicity varies over the summer.

Researchers from Japan propose a novel non-contact method that utilizes subtle color changes on the face to estimate heart rates.

Researchers are unraveling the mysteries of the dense, mossy humus, known as canopy soil, that provides rich habitat for insects, birds, fungi, worms and plants, as well as a generous reservoir for carbon storage.

Rotifers have been used experimentally for more than a century by many research groups, scientists have so far lacked the ability to readily manipulate rotifers’ genetics.

Polyester is the second most used textile in the world and an environmental menace, especially because most of it never gets recycled. The fabric, a blend of plastic and cotton, has been difficult for the industry to separate and therefore recycle.

Scientists have developed a way to make a promising, sustainable alternative to petroleum-based plastics more biodegradable.

Researchers have made a discovery about the "hospital superbug" Acinetobacter baumannii that could lead to improved treatments for infection with this pathogen.

A new nanoporous membrane allows highly efficient separation of wastewater components for reuse, offering industries sustainability and added-value benefits.

A 20-year study examined people's intake of artificial sweeteners and found that long-term consumption of aspartame, saccharin and diet beverages were linked to increased fat stores in the abdomen and fat within muscle.