New imaging technology that produces real-time 3D maps of uterine contractions during labor could shed light on preterm birth.

A new method can pick up on food adulteration, such as the addition of unlabeled palm oil to pre-grated parmesan cheese.

A breakthrough in visualization supports efforts to get every bit of utility out of perovskite-based materials.

Satellite data can reveal large individual fossils from the air, allowing researchers to embark on more targeted searches on the ground.

An attempt to replicate past findings indicates that neuroimaging has a way to go before accurately predicting PTSD.

A technique that tracks radiation in real time promises safer, more effective cancer therapy with less collateral damage, researchers say.

The use of AI in veterinary radiology poses ethical questions, a review argues, because euthanasia is an option for animal patients.

Engineers are starting to understand exactly what goes on when doctors pump contrast agents into your body for an MRI scan.

Researchers pulled a coelacanth caught in 1960 from its jar of alcohol in a museum and gave it an MRI. Doing so reveals some of the fish's mysterious ways.

A new imaging technique called trans-Tango(activity) reveals how specific neurons in brain circuits of fruit flies respond to stimuli such as sweet and bitter tastes.