Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory team creates new reprogrammable ink that lets objects change colors using light.

Scientists have created a single-atom switch for turning the fluorescent dyes used in biological imaging on and off.

It only takes 10 particles of norovirus to cause seriously unpleasant digestive distress. Here's a new way to detect them.

A new artificial intelligence system interprets breast tissue biopsies as accurately as experienced pathologists.

Examining the midbrain may help doctors diagnose injuries from a concussive hit to the head or repeated hits over time, researchers say.

"This is important because it really suggests that kids don't need to like nature for it to be good for them."

A new ultrasound technique that takes images of the body's organs in a noninvasive way could reduce the need for endoscopy.

Understanding more about the interactions that stabilize the phase-shifting FUS protein could reveal new ways to treat ALS and other diseases.

Using X-ray pulses, researchers have been able to see molecular motion in real-time, something that was once impossible.