Immunity connects gut bacteria and aging: A dysfunction in the immune system can cause an overload of a gut bacterium

A material developed by EPFL scientists can rapidly extract trace amounts of gold from waste water, fresh water, ocean water, and even sewage sludge.

EPFL scientists have uncovered that next to estrogen receptor-positive and -negative cells there are cells with very low amounts of the receptor protein

The levels of the anti-aging molecule NAD+ can be boosted in the kidney and liver by blocking an enzyme, shows a new study in Nature from EPFL

A new study from EPFL shows that the phase transitions of the exotic material molybdenum ditelluride – a candidate for future electronics – are more complex than previously thought.

Men who exhibit high social dominance make faster decisions than low-dominance men even outside a social context, finds a large behavioral study from EPFL.

Age, sex, and specific human genetic variants are the key factors behind differences between immune responses among healthy humans, finds a study of 1,000 individuals carried out by EPFL and the Pasteur Institute.

Neuroscientists (EPFL) have identified a brain mechanism that is linked to aggression and violent behavior, potentially forming the basis for treating aggression in several psychiatric disorders.

Using a computer simulation of an important receptor, EPFL scientists have discovered a novel binding site for natural ligands and drugs

Researchers make materials opaque to sound waves completely transparent