Dairy official says he hasn't seen human trafficking lawsuit
Jan 6, 2017
A manager with an Idaho dairy named in a federal human trafficking lawsuit says the company hasn't been notified of any legal action so he can't comment
Connecticut becoming a hub for new bioscience companies
Sep 24, 2016
The University of Connecticut has opened up 28,000-square feet of new laboratory space, which it is leasing to startup companies in the bioscience field
GOP seeks review of claim NFL tried to sway concussion study
Sep 15, 2016
House Republicans are calling for an independent review of allegations the National Football League sought to improperly influence a government study into the link between football and brain disease
Justice Dept. announces code of conduct for forensic labs
Sep 13, 2016
The Justice Department is developing a new code of professional responsibility for its forensic science laboratories
Study details sugar industry attempt to shape science
Sep 12, 2016
A new study details how the sugar industry worked to downplay emerging science linking sugar and heart disease
NASA nears the end of its splashdown tests for Mars craft
Aug 25, 2016
NASA has simulated a splashdown of its Orion spacecraft as it prepares to eventually send humans to Mars