Selection Reshapes the Wheat Genome in Just Three Rounds of Breeding
Every year, wheat breeders make thousands of decisions about which plants live to see another season and which are discarded. ...
Every year, wheat breeders make thousands of decisions about which plants live to see another season and which are discarded. ...
Inside every industrial reactor that promises to store heat in chemical bonds, there is a hidden world that no one ...
The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai has named Napoleone Ferrara, MD, Distinguished Professor of Pathology and Hildyard Endowed ...
Light beams are fragile things. Block part of a laser beam with a tiny obstacle and the shadow it casts ...
Interventional radiologists at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have reported encouraging early results with a novel embolic ...
Chronic wounds are among the most stubborn complications of diabetes, trapping millions of patients in cycles of inflammation, infection and ...
Soft electronics promise a future in which devices wrap seamlessly around the body, embed themselves in textiles, and integrate into ...
Two of the hottest ideas in modern biology have just been welded together in a sweeping synthesis published in the ...
The hippocampus has long been a stage on which scientists watch memory being written, and for decades researchers have reported ...
Sepsis remains one of the most feared conditions in modern medicine, a runaway response to infection that can shut down ...
Surgery for colorectal cancer in patients aged 90 and older has long been viewed with caution, if not outright skepticism. ...
Lithium-ion batteries have long been locked into a costly dependency on cobalt, a metal whose supply chains are fraught with ...
Every year, the world’s coal mines wash and process billions of tons of coal, and in doing so they generate ...
Scientists in South Korea have found a way to take ordinary oak wood and strip away nearly all of its ...
Silicon has been the workhorse of the electronics industry for more than half a century, yet the invisible landscape of ...
A banned pesticide that was outlawed decades ago is still turning up in the rice, corn, wheat, and beans that ...
Thyroid nodules are among the most common findings in clinical medicine, and the way doctors image them is about to ...
When a museum visitor kneels before a machine that dispenses randomly generated aphorisms, the boundary between art, oracle and algorithm ...
In the coconut oil mills of Kerala, India, a byproduct that has long been treated as a nuisance is quietly ...
The unmistakable refreshing snap of a freshly cut cucumber is not an accident of nature but the product of a ...
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