Articles by University of Notre Dame

Organs develop similarly in fruit flies and people, allowing for effective disease research with fruit fly models

Employees are bored for more than 10 hours every workweek—and that could be a good thing

Study shows that a simple yet powerful new policy tool would provide a significant benefit to female entrepreneurs

Researcher says we should look beyond the hype to see how virtual reality can make scientists more effective

The new process is versatile and applicable to a wide range of materials and accelerates material discovery

Food that came into either direct or secondary contact with a fluorinated container were found to have PFAS

This study shows that the new scale is comparable to existing measures

The novel process uses intense pulsed light to sinter thermoelectric material at high-speed

Gender balance is an under-recognized but important indicator of impactful discovery

Innovative hybrid printing method integrates functional and structural materials into single streamlined platform