Members of the Molecular Microscopy Consortium highlighted the importance of cryogenic electron microscopy, or cryo-EM.

In the U.S., the substance has been phased out of almost all commercial and industrial products, but it persists in the environment.

An expert panel agreed with findings from a recent National Toxicology Program study on a compound known as oxybenzone.

Stories on PFAS, global pollution, and chemicals that disrupt hormone signaling dominated reader interest.

During a meeting at the National Institutes of Health, scientists said cell-based antibodies could improve experimental quality.

At a recent orientation meeting for new trainees, Liz Garcia-Peterson, Ph.D., sat down with Environmental Factor for an in-depth interview.