Plastic doesn't grow on trees . . . or does it?

Scientists in California are bringing the ocean into the lab to learn the full impact of sea spray aerosols.

Ranavirus may be partly to blame for dwindling frog populations.

Award-winning science visualization shows how coral is able to create a long-lasting whirlpool structure that alters the local environment and enhances the coral's ability to "breathe."

Immersed in the world of Balinese water temples and cooperative farms, Anthropologist J. Stephen Lansing’s NSF funded research helped win UNESCO World Heritage Site status for Bali’s subaks.

This striking image represents the strength and prevalence of bacterial biofilms — despite our efforts to control them.

Pioneer William Bialek blends biology and physics in biophysics to discover more precise research of biological systems.

From health to marriage, military service has some surprising impacts on returning veterans.

More than 180 species of marine fish have been discovered to glow using biofluorescence.

How animals move in complex environments is a big question with relevance to several fields including robotics.

Researcher Nina Kraus has found a positive impact on long-term brain functions in people with as few as four years of musical training.

Studies in the Rocky Mountains indicate the beetles are affecting water quality.

Tackling this 2,000-year-old mystery takes a large and diverse set of experts.

The maker of 'The Secrets of Nitrogenase' speaks.

Unique ollection offers remarkably well -preserved specimens donated by citizen scientist.

Study finds defects in fish contaminated by the 2010 BP spill.

A tried and true folk remedy inspires the fight against bed bugs.

The fungus, extracted from horse feces, is a potential biofuels source.

Researcher Joseph Bahlman designs a robotic flapper inspired by bats.

It turns out that a lot of things in the ocean make sound.

Graduate student Eric Keen did more than conduct research during his time in the fjords of British Columbia.

Matthew Kerr discusses his love for his work.

InGaAs transistors could speed up and lighten up our technology.

A statistics researcher discusses how an enthusiasm for cricket as a boy led him to a career in statistics.