Biotechnology Archives - Page 6 of 13

Artificial Kidneys Are a Step Closer With This New Tech

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - June 3, 2020

A New Bionic Eye Could Give Robots and the Blind 20/20 Vision

Edd Gent - May 22, 2020

Scientists Are Cloning the Coronavirus Like Crazy. Here’s Why—and the Risks

Shelly Fan - May 19, 2020

Hacking Plant Life: Artificial Photosynthesis Takes a Leap Forward

Edd Gent - May 11, 2020

This New Smartphone-Based DNA Test Could Help Track Disease in Real Time

Edd Gent - April 27, 2020

Coronavirus Drug Development in 5 (Turbo-Charged) Steps

Shelly Fan - April 14, 2020

This Group of Scientists Is Making Sure We’re Ready for the Next Pandemic

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - April 10, 2020

Blood Is the Next Critical Tool In the Coronavirus Fight. Here’s Why

Shelly Fan - April 7, 2020

Pop-Up Coronavirus Labs and a 5-Minute Test Take Aim at the Testing Void

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - April 2, 2020

Existing Drugs May Work Against Covid-19. AI Is Screening Thousands to Find Out

Shelly Fan - March 31, 2020

A Coronavirus Vaccine Could Be the First That Outwits Nature

Shelly Fan - March 24, 2020

Scientists Engineered Neurons to Make Electrically Conductive Materials

Edd Gent - March 23, 2020

On the Front Lines of Developing a Test For the Coronavirus

David Pride - March 18, 2020

DeepMind’s Protein Folding AI Is Going After Coronavirus

Shelly Fan - March 17, 2020

To Turbocharge Anti-Aging Treatment, Just Add… a Protein Found in Fruit Flies?

Edd Gent - March 16, 2020

Huge $161 Million Investment Means Meat Without the Animal Is Here

Liz Specht - March 13, 2020

$100 Genome Sequencing Will Yield a Treasure Trove of Genetic Data

Edd Gent - March 8, 2020

Gene Therapy Is Successfully Treating a Common Form of Inherited Blindness

Shelly Fan - March 3, 2020

How to Battle an Epidemic? Digitize Its DNA and Share It With the World

Shelly Fan - February 26, 2020

Have Humans Evolved Beyond Nature—and Do We Even Need It?

Manuel Berdoy - February 19, 2020

Engineering Bugs, Resurrecting Species: The Wild World of Synthetic Biology for Conservation

Peter Rejcek - February 2, 2020

The Top Biotech Trends We’ll Be Watching in 2020

Shelly Fan - January 8, 2020

A New Anti-Aging Therapy Is Starting Its First Human Trial—and It Costs $1 Million

Edd Gent - December 16, 2019

How a New Smart Skin Patch Uses Vibrations to Track Your Health

Shelly Fan - December 3, 2019

How Scientists Grew Perfect New Lungs in Mouse Embryos

Shelly Fan - November 20, 2019

How Much Can We Delay Aging? A Gene Therapy Trial Is About to Find Out

Shelly Fan - November 12, 2019

Why Designing Our Own Biology Will Be the Next Big Thing in Medicine

Jason Dorrier - November 10, 2019

Everything You Need to Know About Superstar CRISPR Prime Editing

Shelly Fan - November 5, 2019

Animals Are Out, Alt Protein Is in—and It’s Cooking Up Some Unbelievable Creations

Peter Rejcek - October 16, 2019

Scientists Found New Antibiotic Molecules—Right In the Human Microbiome

Shelly Fan - October 10, 2019

How a Centuries-Old Sculpting Method Is Helping 3D Print Organs With Blood Vessels

Shelly Fan - September 19, 2019

Cellular Computers Get a Boost With CRISPR

Shelly Fan - September 4, 2019

California Passed the Country’s First Law to Prevent Genetic Biohacking

Edd Gent - August 19, 2019

This CAR-T Tag-Team Could Wipe Out HIV for Good

Shelly Fan - August 15, 2019

Wait, What? The First Human-Monkey Hybrid Embryo Was Just Created in China

Shelly Fan - August 13, 2019

Where Death Ends and Cyborgs Begin, With Futurist Zoltan Istvan

Singularity Hub Staff - August 5, 2019

Scientists Just Released a New Playbook for Engineering Longer, Healthier Lives

Shelly Fan - July 30, 2019

First Human CRISPR Trial in the US Aims to Cure Inherited Blindness

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - July 28, 2019

How Will We Store Three Septillion Bits of Data? Your Metabolome May Have the Answer

Shelly Fan - July 17, 2019

So Far Cultured Meat Has Been Burgers—the Next Big Challenge Is Animal-Free Steaks

Natalie Rubio - July 12, 2019

The Pentagon’s New Laser-Based Tool Uses Your Heartbeat to Track You

Shelly Fan - July 11, 2019

Cancer-Killing Living Drug Is Made Safer With a Simple Off Switch

Shelly Fan - July 10, 2019

This Radical New DNA Microscope Reimagines the Cellular World

Shelly Fan - July 2, 2019

This Lab-Grown Patch Could Repair Your Heart After a Heart Attack

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - June 7, 2019

New Progress in Stem-Cell-Free Regenerative Medicine

Shelly Fan - May 23, 2019

New Progress in the Biggest Challenge With 3D Printed Organs

Edd Gent - May 7, 2019

New Lifelike Biomaterial Self-Regenerates and Has a Metabolism

Shelly Fan - April 24, 2019

As We Democratize Biology, We Must Avoid Biologizing Democracy

Hannes Sjoblad - April 21, 2019

The Tangled Web of Turning Spider Silk Into a Super Material

Peter Rejcek - April 11, 2019

Synthetic Cell Component Expands the Code of Life in Complex Cells

Shelly Fan - April 3, 2019

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