Could the microbes that inhabit our guts help explain that old idea of "gut feelings?" There's growing evidence that gut bacteria really might influence our minds.

For Old World primates, the variety and complexity of their facial colors and patterns play a major role in helping them identify members of their own species and communicate with one another.

UC Natural Reserve System network provides data to measure how changes are impacting wildlife.

Test subjects with super-autobiographical memory logged scores similar to those with average memory, researchers find.

A 10-year study shows some good news for frogs and toads on national wildlife refuges: The rate of abnormalities such as shortened or missing legs was less than 2 percent overall.

Study suggests altering diet lowers cell cycle prorgression score, a key predictor for recurrence of the disease.

Those with anxiety disorders have more activity in specific part of brain if interpreting situations negatively, study finds.

When people with super memory — those who can remember what they ate for breakfast on a specific day 10 years ago — are tested for accuracy, researchers find what goes into false memories.

Researchers could soon transform the building blocks of modern computing by making nanomagnetic switches a viable replacement for conventional transistors.

Study quantifies monetary benefits for Napa, Sonoma counties of UC Davis-based Foundation Plant Services.

Genetic analysis suggests an extinct population of wolves was domesticated by hunter-gatherers more than 18,000 years ago

Innovations are among the magazine's 'Best of What's New' honorees.