Beyond being unsightly, red tide algal blooms release a powerful neurotoxin, called saxitoxin (STX), that creates airborne toxins, kills marine life and can make humans sick on contact.
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A growing number of European countries are detecting gonorrhea strains resistant to ceftriaxone, the frontline antibiotic used to treat the infection.
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The sun contains 55 percent more silver than previous estimates suggested, according to new research that resolves a decades-old mystery about missing silver in the solar system.
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Researchers have created an educational card game that teaches organic chemistry concepts by drawing on traditional Filipino herbal medicine.
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The system is well suited for academic and teaching laboratories, providing students with hands-on experience using industry-relevant UV-Vis instrumentation while maintaining the ease of use needed ...
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Researchers have shown that multifloral honey is a promising candidate for protecting human skin cells from premature aging and cell damage caused by UV radiation.
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Another thing that can be added to the list of why chocolate is amazing: the smell makes working out easier.
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An innovative citizen science project is combining large-scale microbe sampling with metagenomics workshops to create a “living lab” on a college campus.
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Chemists have provided direct evidence that upends the textbook explanation of how triple chemical bonds work in heavy elements.
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CoolCell cell freezing containers from Azenta Life Sciences deliver reproducible cryopreservation while eliminating the need for alcohol-based freezing methods.
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