Science and engineering

A new way to determine which dying languages need the most help borrows ideas from conservation.

FUJIFILM Corporation (President: Kenji Sukeno) signed an agreement on December 19^th for the investment of 470 million yen in EdiGene Corporation, a drug discovery startup, participating its series A round

"...our findings suggest new treatment options for women suffering recurrent miscarriages or recurrent IVF failure."

Psychologist Denise E. Wilfley discusses how a new family-based treatment plan could help the millions of overweight or obese children in the US.

The safety review was carried out on the initial three patients enrolled in the first cohort, who are treated with TG02 as monotherapy.

People's varied experiences of bipolar disorder include features that fall into seven classes of observable characteristics, report researchers.

An analysis of archeological sites on four continents links increasing wealth inequality and the domestication of animals like cattle and horses.

Frequenting the salon could expose you to a host of health concerns from hazardous chemicals to harmful bacteria on unclean tools.

"The past is no longer an accurate predictor of present or future flood-related risks."

The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Bruker Corporation are pleased to announce a 10-year partnership

Illumination from nanobionic plants might one day replace some electrical lighting.

The new map-making method could help fight poverty around the globe, thanks to its greater accuracy and cheaper cost.

Apple today announced that it is working with the city of Chicago to bring coding opportunities to Chicago’s nearly 500,000 students through a citywide expansion of Apple’s Everyone Can Code program.

The new organisation, which brings together expertise from across the business, builds on 30 years of data-led services and business model innovation.

This randomized, placebo controlled trial will investigate the efficacy and safety of two doses of Rifamycin-SV compared to placebo.