Same pill designed to treat radiation poisoning could double as an anti-gadolinium-toxicity pill for MRI patients injected with commonly used contrast dye, says Berkeley Lab chemist.

A study aimed at identifying and examining the small messenger proteins used by microbes living on and inside humans has revealed an astounding diversity of more than 4,000 families of molecules - many of which have never been described previously.

Scientists find that the potentially harmful emissions from a trendy smoking alternative are comparable to electronic cigarettes A class of alternative tobacco product called heat-not-burn is quickly

New Berkeley Lab study uses supercomputers to analyze hydrological changes in a California watershed following a wildfire.

Study involving X-ray imaging at Berkeley Lab provides clues to how artwork composed of oil paints can deteriorate over time.

Electrochemical devices that use sunlight to generate fuel represent a promising means of harvesting sustainable energy; but currently, none are efficient enough for real-world applications.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has  approved  a new antibiotic that, in combination with two existing antibiotics, can tackle one of the most formidable and deadly treatment-resistant forms of the bacterium that causes tuberculosis .

Maria 'urek , a postdoctoral researcher in the Nuclear Science Division at the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), was invited to attend the 2019 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany, in early July.

Unique experiments at Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source shine a light on a new pathway for carbon chemistry to evolve in space A team of scientists has discovered a new possible pathway toward for

Think summertime and the mind usually wanders to warm thoughts of sand, sunscreen, and fireworks. But increasingly summertime fun is being interrupted by algal blooms.