Biology is a spectrum
Life on Earth is complex and irreducible
Can slime molds remember?
Unique signals may propagate through the slime mold's tendrils when they reach food
Which came first, the butt or the mouth? New research gives an answer
It's a chicken-and-the-egg question, but "which came first?" might not be the right way to think about it
In vitro "blastoids" can model early human development without animal embryos
This technique is a game-changer to study early human development and to understand how babies are made
Meet Gerty Cori, the Nobel-winning biochemist who uncovered how the body stores and consumes sugars
Cori's work determined glycogen storage "disease" had several subtypes, each with a unique molecular cause
Ambitious gene editing needs an ambitious pair of scissors
Amit Choudhary speaks about being agnostic to scientific disciplines, and the power of CRISPR/Cas9
'Symbiosis/Dysbiosis' VR art installation will let you see, feel, hear the invisible
Tosca Terán and Sara Lisa Vogl speak with Massive about stimulating senses in their art
Yes, you can put a price on nature. Doing so could stop environmental destruction
Gretchen C. Daily won the "Nobel Prize for the Environment" for her work on natural capital
What would it be like to grow up as the first mammoth-elephant hybrid?
Meet Greta, the loneliest creature in the world
"Directed evolution" gets around CRISPR's inherent limitations
New gene editing technology may make molecular scissors more useful
On this World Bee Day, we ask: why are bees so fascinating?
Is it their honey or their hive, or is it because they can jive?
Meet Betty Hay, the scientist who saw how cells grow and limbs regenerate
Happy birthday to the trailblazing developmental biologist
Could drinking hydrogen help people with asthma?
A new study shows how hydrogen tinkers with cells to reduce inflammation
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Mini-brains are stressed out and not as reliable for disease modelling as scientists thought previously
Scientists compare cortical organoids to a developing human brain and spot key differences