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Scientists use control theory and laser-guided ablation to investigate and influence neuronal networks.

Scientist have developed a multinozzle emitter array (MEA), a silicon chip that can dramatically shorten the time it takes to identify proteins, peptides, and other molecular components within small volumes of biological samples.

Research shows babies as young as six months old feel stressed when seeing snakes and spiders—long before they could have learned this reaction.

Researchers at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center have performed the first meta-analysis of all induced pluripotent stem cell models for neurological and neurodegenerative diseases, and created an atlas of how cell characteristics are linked to their genotype.

EKF’s Beta-Hydroxybutyrate LiquiColor® Assay for detection of predominant ketone body now available on Ortho’s VITROS® 4600 Chemistry System and VITROS® 5600 Integrated System.

Partnerships with Genomics England, Rady Children's Institute for Genomic Medicine, and The Utah Genome Project demonstrate diagnostic utility of Fabric Genomics' algorithm-based genome analysis.

Smoke from forest fires might contribute to more than half of certain gritty air pollution events in the continental U.S. during the summer, and as much as 20 percent of those events throughout the year.

A new study published in Nature, conducted by an alliance between industry and academia involving the University of Liverpool, highlights a new approach to targeting key cancer-linked proteins, thought to be ‘undruggable’.

Industry leaders partner to provide streamlined variant data analysis solution, with the goal of improving clinical care.

Urban waterways receive a cocktail of pollutants, sometimes containing high concentrations of medicines like antidepressants. Surprisingly low concentrations of toxic chemicals can change the way some aquatic creatures swim and feed producing some unexpected results.