The Bruker AXS Smart Breeze X-ray crystallography system is an instrument that lives up to its name, says Bruker spokesperson Susan Byram.

Although she died when the Roman Empire ruled her native land, a five-year-old Egyptian child named Sherit is nevertheless pushing the envelope in high-tech medicine.

What is 30 times brighter than fluorescent markers, impervious to photobleaching, and won't leach heavy metals and other toxins into biological samples?

Arthur Olson is shaking up the molecular world.

As the gateway to the nucleus, the nuclear pore complex manages hundreds of intricate cargo-handling operations every second.

Co. withdrew the painkiller Vioxx from the market last September after the drug was linked to increased risks of heart attack and stroke, more than one metabolomics researcher shook their heads and thought, "If only ...."

Microrobots and other miniature machines all have the same problem: Where do you plug them in?

A problem that has seemed intractable for decades may finally be cracking: How to create affordable drug therapies for people who don't offer pharmaceutical companies a commercial market?

For decades biochemists have been teasing apart the metabolic circuits that power eukaryotic cells.

new LSM 5 LIVE confocal microscope system may be the equivalent of moving from flip books to movie cameras.

The information highway is adding lanes.

Close may be good enough for horseshoes and hand grenades, but analyzing proteins requires hard numbers.