MU study finds perceptions of popularity, social status at school impact social exclusion.
Scientists at University of Missouri and Webster University find climate change is linked to the decline of bumblebees in alpine regions of the Rocky Mountains.
Columbia researchers discover that the cationic charged P-G3 reduces fat at targeted locations by inhibiting the unhealthy lipid storage of enlarged fat cells
For more than 30 years, Ron Mittler has studied a chemical compound called reactive oxygen species, and his ongoing work is uncovering a new view on its importance.
Model uses human and algorithmic predictions and confidence scores to boost accuracy
Ice-ocean interactions are accelerating melting into Amundsen Sea Embayment
Findings reveal possible role for peripheral organs in substance use disorders
International team designs energy-efficient robot with bird-inspired locomotion
MU study links changes in gut bacteria to prenatal exposure to oxycodone, a commonly abused opioid during pregnancy.
Convergence research project integrated neurobiology with data science techniques
Recommendations provide framework for use of such devices in medical research studies
Overuse has led to the creation of superbugs, rendering current drugs ineffective
A new study has highlighted how cryptocurrency investors often suffer gambling-related harms – and online gambling outlets accepting cryptocurrency as wagers pose even greater risks.
Columbia chemistry postdoc Elena Meirzadeh shares what’s so special about superatoms and her path through science so far.
University of Missouri researcher finds UK’s net-zero climate policy is not enough to mitigate risk; situation same in other European cites, but less dire in U.S.
New tool enables year-round, direct measurements of frozen arctic soils
Researchers from North Carolina State University and Iowa State University have demonstrated an automated technology capable of accurately measuring the angle of leaves on corn plants in the field.
After Examining Hundreds of Proteins, One Target Emerges
A recent study finds that concerns about the health effects of COVID-19 are a key variable in determining whether people are hesitant to get vaccinated against the virus.
Graphullerene, an atom-thin material made of linked fullerene subunits, gives scientists a new form of modular carbon to play with.