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CNS has assembled one of New England’s premiere teams to help figure out how Mycobacterium tuberculosis evades the immune system.

This study provides a potential solution to one of the most difficult problems in the wearable and implantable electronics effort: how to get rid of batteries.

UMass Amherst start-up Waterfall Scientific was awarded up to $54.5M to lead a consortium in transforming how medical-grade mRNA is made.

This research advances understanding of the evolutionary strategies that enable eukaryotic organisms to persist in extreme environments.

The report argues that, despite some unknowns, there is abundant science available to guide efforts to better protect, conserve, and manage the world's soils.

An unprecedented study of 123 birds’ volume is yielding clues into how some can get so loud, and leaves tantalizing questions about why.

The prize recognizes the collaboration’s groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of the early universe.

These intricate scans are largely designed to be educational tools, but this evolving technology has scientific implications beyond printing.

NASA’s PRIMA space telescope will reveal parts of the universe that are currently unknown. 

While scientists may know how sharks mate, where they mate is largely a mystery, and so it is extremely difficult to protect their mating grounds.