Gene editing has emerged as a powerful approach for targeting the genetic causes of disease, but getting the editing ...

Silicosis, a lung disease associated with the exposure to crystalline silica, has been afflicting young workers, primarily Latino immigrants who are exposed to the silica dust when workers are cutting ...

The increasing threat of climate change has more and more building owners and homebuyers considering the sustainability of their structures and the role construction plays in global warming and use of ...

Deciding between hardwood and engineered wood for your floors? Learn about the differences and how to figure out which is right for your space.

Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis have developed genetically engineered cyanobacteria that produce limonene, making them hydrophobic and able to bind to microplastics in water.

A newly engineered biochar material may offer a powerful and sustainable way to clean up toxic metals from polluted water and soil, according to a recent study published in Biochar.

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Scientists at Washington University and the University of Missouri have developed genetically engineered algae and ...