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The challenge is designed to inspire a range of original edible and technological food science-related inventions.

Bradley has been collaborating with Chinese scientists since 1986, beginning with research in China’s Loess plateau. 

The team found that nano-scale selenium reduced the negative environmental impacts of nitrogen fertilization in rice by 41%.

This work could improve how scientists from various areas identify unknown molecules through spectroscopic analysis.

Pyrrhotite weakens concrete over time, posing a costly hazard to homeowners and communities.

This work uncovers the previously unknown physical mechanisms that govern sustainable water usage.

This study weighs the trade-offs of replacing forests with photovoltaic panels.

This research on T-cells may open the door to next-generation cancer vaccines.

This team assesses five of the most developed geoengineering ideas currently being considered for deployment in Antarctica and the Arctic.

Such an explosion would be strong evidence of a theorized but never observed kind of black hole, called a “primordial black hole.”