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How can researchers solve the issue of reproducibility?
At SLAS 2017, the annual international conference and exhibition from the Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening, the topic of reproducibility was center stage. Panelists in a special session discussed the challenges and solutions that both industry and academia...
Just off Highway 5, as you curve down the J Street offramp and let Sacramentos shiny skyscrapers shrink in the rearview mirror, there's a land that time remembered and turned into a prime tourist destination: Old Sacramento. Take a walk on the Wild West side of town, where...
How are today's scientists rethinking public engagement? Here, four scientists spanning multiple academic career stages — entering Ph.D. student (Shukla), early career (Rochman), midcareer (Hill), and senior scientist...
Serious disruption to the Gulf Stream ocean currents that are crucial in controlling global climate must be avoided "at all costs," senior scientists have warned. The alert follows the revelation this week that the system is at its weakest ever recorded.
Cleaning polluted water can be difficult and expensive. But a northern Minnesota company says it's developed a natural, cheap technology to reduce one type of toxic pollution — heavy metal contamination. The product is totally low-tech....
Researchers in the U.S. have been given the go-ahead to use gene-editing techniques to alter crops and plants. The decision opens the door for scientists to create a new generation of genetically altered crops without serious restriction and paves the way for approvals for...
When Melissa Craig realized that biological matter such as algae might slow the speed of powerful underwater landslides by releasing chemicals that help to glue sea-floor mounds together, she failed to share her colleagues' enthusiasm around the discovery. The group, based...
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