Researchers found that house cats that roam outdoors were more likely to pick up diseases than indoor cats.

In a study that upends assumptions about brain death, researchers brought some cells back to life — or something like it.

Stephen Quake and two colleagues were found to have followed proper scientific protocol in their interactions with the Chinese researcher who did the work.

Stanford is investigating Stephen Quake’s interactions with He Jiankui, the scientist who performed the controversial experiment.

She had a series of bone fractures, but when doctors did blood tests, the supplements she took for treatment were nowhere to be found.

The project included more than 200 researchers around the world, about 40 of them women, including Dr. Bouman.

The research is the first step toward developing a diagnostic test that could identify brain-related injuries in living players.

For two researchers at the museum, closing time means the start of an anthropological happy hour that has yielded 10 books and scores of scientific articles and papers.

Following extensive study of the body’s bacterial occupants, researchers are turning to how our fungal residents may contribute to inflammatory bowel diseases and other maladies.