A genetically programmed living hydrogel material that facilitates intestinal wound healing is being considered for development as a probiotic therapy for patients with inflammatory bowel disease.

A new computational imaging method could change how we view hidden information in scenes.

The structure of bones can help 3D printed materials stand up to more wear and tear, which could lead to stronger materials for buildings and vehicles.

New research suggests a country’s degree of gender equality can shape men’s ability to recognize famous female faces.

Bats face many threats—but a new study shows wildfire isn't one of them. In fact, some actually benefit from it.

Harvard researchers have demonstrated the first material that can have both strongly correlated electron interactions and topological properties. The discovery both paves the way for more stable quantum computing and creates an entirely new platform to explore exotic physics.

New evidence points to an giant, icy planet orbiting a white dwarf star that's slowing evaporating it.

Scientists braved the heat to answer a question about oxygen and "Snowball Earth," a period when the oceans virtually froze from the poles to the equator.

New research shows how a once-forgotten cellular structure fights in the "world’s oldest war," the battle between bacteria and viruses.

Bending organic semiconductors can seriously up the speed of the electricity flowing through them, which could pave the way for better electronics.