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Geneticists subject to late-night bouts of inspiration generally have to write down their good ideas.

Louisiana scientists say the interim threat from Katrina is real and could cause further setbacks, layoffs

American stem cell scientists reluctant to move forward with U.S.-Korea collaborations

Research, biotech organizations are requesting grants for venture capital-backed small businesses

Industry groups pledge to collaborate on refining, reducing, and replacing the use of lab animals

Center, slated to cost $1.8 million, has goal of fighting hunger and poverty in the region

Scientists argue over validity of report about acrylamide sources

Scientists raise concerns after Australia's top government science organization decides to trim support staff

Researchers argue recently-approved changes don't do enough to reform system

Sister Mary Jane Paolella blames herself.

No doubt plenty of nasty things have been said about food poisoning bacteria over the centuries, but one thing they've never been accused of is political bias.

There's always been an air of mystery around whale sharks.