Not sure whether to reach for bio or non-bio laundry detergent? Here's everything you need to know to choose the right one ...

Washing clothes can be a bit of a minefield, and many people tend to stick with what they know rather than experimenting with new options. Yet the laundry aisle is full of choices, including powders, ...

Biomaterials responsive to magnetic fields, electrical stimulation, and light are creating new opportunities to regulate therapeutic delivery, cellular ...

Northern Technologies International Corporation (NASDAQ: NTIC), a leading developer of corrosion inhibiting products and ...

A concerted effort to speed up development of bio-based packaging materials could soon make single-use plastics a thing of the past. Synthetic materials remain major contributors to global pollution ...

Everything around us starting from the food we eat to the clothes we wear comes from natural resources. These resources are materials or sources of energy that are found in nature and are used by ...

Biodiesel may have failed to live up to its early promise, but it's still available at many fuel pumps across the country. If you're filling up a diesel pickup, a tractor, or a generator, you might ...

A new review shows why biodegradable plastics are promising, but not a magic fix, and what must change before they can meaningfully cut global plastic pollution. Paper: Scaling biodegradable plastics ...

Why does multiple sclerosis progress quickly in some people, while others remain stable for years? Researchers from the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience have identified biological patterns in ...

Sex differences in cognitive function and memory encompass a spectrum of behavioural, hormonal and neural mechanisms that manifest across the lifespan. Females often demonstrate an advantage in verbal ...

In the first piece of news from the BIO International Convention that gets underway in San Diego today, Insilico Medicine has teamed up with SK Biopharmaceuticals on a wide-ranging partnership to use ...

Science has offered a boost to self-identified ‘night owls’, confirming that some individuals naturally operate on a later chronotype, or sleep pattern, than early risers. An Imperial College London ...