Technical testings, researches and certifications

For people who obsessively wash their hands, Dr. Jamie Feusner would suggest imagining a worst-case scenario to learn to tolerate the feelings they experience.

Well-child visits are not only good for babies. A new study shows they're good for moms, too.

College students who think their parents are more accepting of drinking tend to drink more, a new study shows.

Scientists are close to being able to use precision medicine to make sure arthritis patients are taking the most effective drugs.

Scientists were surprised to learn that a hydrogel they developed to deliver drugs had its own therapeutic qualities.

Findings may lead scientists to reinterpret seismic maps of the Earth's interior.

UCLA-led research shows Earth may be approaching a carbon dioxide threshold for melting ice in the Arctic.

The evolutionary dawn of thousands of species of modern vertebrate fish occurred 66 million years ago, just as dinosaurs were dying out, says new research.

The “Virtual Assay” software developed by researchers at the University of Oxford uses computer (in silico) models, based on human data - a fast, cheap and potentially more effective alternative to experimental testing.

One in five very low-birth-weight, premature infants suffers a life-threatening brain hemorrhage, often originating in a vital region known as the germinal matrix.

The effects of the Kyoto Protocol on greenhouse gas emissions and economic growth could be vital for political discussions about international climate action.

The new family of glass has the best "glass-forming ability" of 50 existing kinds and is more pliable than the standard variety, too.

If you’re a rock climber, hiker, runner, dancer, or anyone who likes recording themselves while in motion, a personal drone companion can now do all the filming for you — completely autonomously.

FlatScope may be the world's tiniest, lightest microscope for biological and other applications.

Timing and speed are both important for making accurate estimates of how an object will travel.