Science and engineering

"The past is no longer an accurate predictor of present or future flood-related risks."

The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Bruker Corporation are pleased to announce a 10-year partnership

Illumination from nanobionic plants might one day replace some electrical lighting.

The new map-making method could help fight poverty around the globe, thanks to its greater accuracy and cheaper cost.

Apple today announced that it is working with the city of Chicago to bring coding opportunities to Chicago’s nearly 500,000 students through a citywide expansion of Apple’s Everyone Can Code program.

The new organisation, which brings together expertise from across the business, builds on 30 years of data-led services and business model innovation.

This randomized, placebo controlled trial will investigate the efficacy and safety of two doses of Rifamycin-SV compared to placebo.

Volvo Cars will from today start developing its autonomous drive cars with help from Swedish families who will test its cars on the public roads of Gothenburg and feed back their impressions to Volvo Cars engineers.

NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) today announced it has developed automatic optimization technology for deep learning in order to facilitate improvements in recognition accuracy.

The first patient was enrolled in June 2017, 431 subjects were screened and 404 patients enrolled.

New research has reveals that the human body clock causes the results of tests for asthma to differ, according to the time of day.

A new explanation for how clay formed on the surface of Mars could rewrite the red planet's early history.

Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation today announced the launch of the MG07ACA Series, the world’s first^[1] enterprise 14TB^[2] Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR) HDD.

Scientists have turned a common tofu byproduct into a slightly sweet, alcoholic beverage called Sachi. Would you try it?

Despite their widespread use, little research has looked at the impact of environmental nanoparticles—whether natural or human-made—on plant growth.