Angel Lopez is a senior staff writer covering Science and Research. He’s a sophomore from Tyler, Texas and planning to study neuroscience and literary arts. In his free time, you can find him playing ping pong, listening to music, or reading.
Mello and Andrew Fire won the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering RNA interference.
Previously, scientists thought that axon guidance was determined locally at the tip of the axon.
Researchers believe that science can inform safety-related changes in football.
The team believes it detected a particle that could prove the existence of dark matter.
Invested by the Starr Foundation, the funds will help boost research at the Center on the Biology of Aging.
Despite the convenience of a reheated lunch, college students should beware the potential harms of microplastics.
Loukas Gouskos seeks to use AI to study interactions between Higgs boson particles.
The findings shift away from past theories, identifying neurons that respond to both sweet and bitter tastes.
Early in the morning on Dec. 26, Rebecca Kartzinel, director of the Brown University Herbarium, and Matthew Guterl, vice president for diversity and inclusion, walked across campus in below-freezing temperatures with a unique mission.
Brown researchers dispel common myths surrounding the "alcohol blanket."
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