Carl Cranor doesn't just want you to know — he wants to empower you to do something about it.

Blind mice regain sight with a simple gene therapy that could be available to humans in three years.

Ph.D. and master's students will show lawmakers how they are creating the next generation of advancements.

Shocking stats about suicide by firearm (the most common method in the U.S.) move professors to action.

The body doesn't take kindly to time change.

A first-of-its-kind study has uncovered dramatic racial differences in the brains of those with dementia.

Does treating your weekend like a vacation make you happier? A working paper says yes.

Climate change is shifting productivity of fisheries worldwide.

A sensitive DNA synthesis procedure will need more protection to ensure bioterrorists aren't listening in.

Economic research suggests tax incentives and other corporate subsidies don't have the positive impact they're supposed to.

Long, jargon-filled sentences have the potential to cause clinically significant harm, but overall, the algorithm impresses.

Too much sitting has been connected to premature mortality, diabetes and more. Now, add heart disease to that list.