Technical testings, researches and certifications

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"If you provide the right set of knowledge and information to consumers, they do actually react and respond to that message."

New research links circadian rhythm and sense of smell. Here's when your nose is most powerful.

The electron still looks round, but physicists think finer scrutiny could reveal deviation

Energy-efficient construction is key to lowering urban emissions, study finds.

More than one-third of adults in China have high blood pressure but only about one in 20 have the condition under control, say researchers in a new study.

Team of professional and citizen scientists identifies tails of comets streaking past a distant star.

The ocean can seem like an acoustically disorienting place, with muffled sounds from near and far blending together in a murky sea of noise.

Imagine hopping into a ride-share car, glancing at your smartphone, and telling the driver that the car’s left front tire needs air, its air filter should be replaced next week, and its engine needs two new spark plugs.

Women in the investment profession face a double standard even when objective information on their performance is available.

Materials with a special kind of boundary between crystal grains can deform in unexpected ways.

Peter Oundjian and the Yale Philharmonia will perform the world premiere of the International Bruckner Society’s new edition of the composer’s Eighth Symphony.

Existence of “silent engrams” suggests that existing models of memory formation should be revised.

Teens who use their phones for hours are getting less sleep than they should, researchers say. But they've got a few ideas that could change that.

UCLA researchers are using genetics to find out whether the elusive snake is an endangered species.