"They will not be threatened with jail for making books available to our patrons," advocate says after ruling

Using ultra-strong graphene, scientists recorded the sound of e. coli moving against a membrane

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Meet LK-99, the alleged room-temperature superconductor that could revolutionize technology — if it actually works

A synthetic biologist explains how he programs bacteria to fix human and environmental problems

Water, methane, and carbon monoxide all exist on this distant exoplanet orbiting twin suns

Once the leading buyer of US scrap, China has raised its standards -- forcing us to reevaluate our waste disposal

They may be used to coerce false testimony out of unwilling witnesses, possibly resulting in tainted convictions

Harvard law scholar Alan Dershowitz has embraced his role as an unabashed defender of President Donald Trump

One plastic — the one used in breast implants — is particularly well-suited for the kitchen’s extreme temperatures

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Scientists believe they figured out how giant ancient pterosaurs were still able to fly

There was no disagreement on whether Flynn's false statements were a "counterintelligence threat," Mary McCord says