Science and engineering

Finding genes linked to autism could help doctors choose the best intervention for young children when they are diagnosed and may lead to better screening tools.

Making high-quality 2D crystals for the electronics of tomorrow has been a challenge, but new research could be a big step forward.

"Pulsed light sintering of nanomaterials enables really fast manufacturing of flexible devices for economies of scale."

Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) announces that it has developed the world's first neodymium-reduced, heat-resistant magnet. 

Zealand Pharma will use the proprietary peptide technology and world-leading expertise of UQ's Institute for Molecular Bioscience (IMB), as well as expertise from Flinders University in South Australia.

IDGC of Centre overfulfilled its business plan for 2017 for a number of key performance indicators.

Though revolutionary, the "molecular scissors" called CRISPR-Cas9 can't cut RNA. Scientists think NmeCas9 is the answer.

"Our discovery could lead to earlier diagnosis and intervention."

Alder BioPharmaceuticals, Inc. today announced that it will report its fourth quarter and year-end 2017 financial and operating results after the close of U.S. financial markets on Monday, February 26

Imagine going to the store for some chocolate, but not finding any. Researchers are doing some genetic sleuthing to prevent that from happening.

Fujitsu today announced the launch of Fujitsu Security Solution AuthConductor Client, a suite of biometric authentication software for PCs. The product is intended for markets throughout the world, starting with immediate availability in the Oceania region.

Digital Health's business portfolio includes consumer and enterprise products, and it manufactures and sells an ecosystem of hybrid smart watches, scales and digital health devices to consumers and enterprise partners.

For decades, astronomers have been searching distant exoplanets for signs of life, mostly looking for water. But would this new approach work better?