A new report, published today in Nature Metabolism, is shedding light on the distinct and underappreciated role of fructose in driving disease, separate from its role as a simple source of calories.

Jorge Nieva, MD, is a medical oncologist and lung cancer specialist with Keck Medicine of USC and lead investigator of the ...

The “living laboratory” constructed by researchers at Northern Arizona University. This controlled stream system at the Flagstaff Arboretum allowed scientists to manipulate water temperatures and ...

Two of the study's co-authors, Mark Clementz and Carolina Gutstein, are pictured with an outcrop bearing whale fossils.

The research team points the periscope on top of the Toyota Sienna van at a palm tree under a thunderstorm in Florida.

Researchers work in the field at Cerro Ballena near Caldera, Chile, as part of a study showing that an increase in volcanic activity in the Andes in the Late Miocene Epoch likely resulted in a cooling ...

The glow of coronae are much easier to see in the nearly pitch-dark environment of a meteorology and atmospheric science lab ...

Chilean Consul in Los Angeles, Mr. Francisco Leal; Governor of Coquimbo, Mr. Cristobal Juliá; Giant Magellan Telescope ...

"It’s kind of like we just discovered that cells use a new media like phones or TikTok for communication and not only face-to-face conversation,” says Dr. Derrick Gibbings, Professor and Associate ...

This graphic shows how increasing water temperatures shift the way microbes and aquatic insects use carbon. As water warms and leaves decompose, less of the leaves’ carbon is converted into usable ...

A sample of parrots living with humans showed the ability to correlate names with individuals, but also to use proper names ...

Harmonized Landsat Sentinel-2 (HLS) tiles selected in agricultural areas across 13 US states, including PhenoCam monitoring ...