CRISPR Archives - Page 2 of 3

The Hunt for a CRISPR Antidote Just Heated Up

Shelly Fan - May 15, 2019

CRISPR Used in Human Trials for the First Time in the US

Shelly Fan - May 2, 2019

A Deceptively Simple Tweak to CRISPR Makes It 50 Times More Accurate

Shelly Fan - April 27, 2019

New CRISPR Method Can Edit Over 13,000 Spots in a Single Cell

Shelly Fan - April 10, 2019

The Three Frontrunners in the CRISPR Therapy Race

Shelly Fan - April 7, 2019

The Gene Therapy Trial Aiming to Fend Off Alzheimer’s

Shelly Fan - March 5, 2019

Controversial ‘Gene Drives’ Just Worked in Mammals for the First Time

Shelly Fan - February 6, 2019

CRISPR Just Got More Powerful With an “On” Switch

Shelly Fan - January 23, 2019

Gene Drives Survived a Proposed UN Ban in 2018—What’s Next?

Thomas Hornigold - January 2, 2019

First Successful Pig-to-Baboon Heart Transplant Heralds Human Trials

Shelly Fan - December 17, 2018

CRISPR Babies: Stumbling Over Mankind’s Next Giant Leap

Tiffany Vora - December 4, 2018

Welcome to the CRISPR Baby World—Here’s What You Should Know

Shelly Fan - December 4, 2018

De-Extinction Is Now a Thing—Starting With Passenger Pigeons

Shelly Fan - October 23, 2018

Healthy Mice Born From Same-Sex Parents For the First Time

Shelly Fan - October 16, 2018

New Study Is the Most Successful Attempt to Gene Edit Human Embryos So Far

Shelly Fan - August 28, 2018

Newly-Decoded Wheat Genome Opens the Door to Engineering Superfoods

Edd Gent - August 20, 2018

New Study Sounds a Note of Caution in the Development of CRISPR Gene Therapies

Edd Gent - July 23, 2018

New DNA Synthesis Method Could Soon Build a Genome in a Day

Shelly Fan - July 10, 2018

Three Huge Ways Tech Is Overhauling Healthcare

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - July 6, 2018

What Makes People Distrust Science? Surprisingly, Not Politics

Bastiaan T Rutjens - June 24, 2018

The Epic Project to Record the DNA of All Life on Earth

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - May 27, 2018

Living Neanderthal ‘Mini-Brains’ May Reveal What Makes Our Brains Special

Shelly Fan - May 23, 2018

Scientists Kick Off Synthetic Biology Project to Make Virus-Resistant Super Cells

Shelly Fan - May 15, 2018

This New Startup Will Use CRISPR as a Search Engine to Hunt Down Diseases

Thomas Hornigold - May 7, 2018

CRISPR-on-a-Chip For Diagnosing Cancer May Soon Be a Thing

Shelly Fan - May 2, 2018

Not Just Gene Editing—CRISPR Toolkit Expands With Trio of New Tricks

Shelly Fan - February 27, 2018

New CRISPR Method Takes on Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - February 20, 2018

Why Gene Silencing Could Launch a New Class of Blockbuster Drugs

Shelly Fan - January 17, 2018

Gene Therapy Had a Breakthrough 2017—2018 May Be Even Better

Shelly Fan - January 9, 2018

New Research Suggests Immunity to CRISPR Gene Editing Poses a Challenge

Thomas Hornigold - January 8, 2018

How Neuroscience Is Beginning to Rewire the Brain From the Inside Out

Alison E. Berman - December 28, 2017

The Enormous Promise and Peril of Bioengineering’s Pandora’s Box

Thomas Hornigold - December 17, 2017

CRISPR Can Now Hitch a Ride on Nanoparticles to Battle Disease

Shelly Fan - November 22, 2017

You’ve Heard All About CRISPR Gene Editing—Here’s How It Works

Singularity Hub Staff - November 20, 2017

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Do We Have the Right to Edit the Genes of an Entire Species?

Singularity Hub Staff - September 11, 2017

Tech-X-Planations | Introducing a New Original Weekly Video Series

Singularity Hub Staff - August 27, 2017

The Era of Human Gene Editing Is Here—What Happens Next Is Critical

Vivek Wadhwa - July 31, 2017

A Living Hard Drive: This GIF Was Stored in the DNA of Bacteria

Edd Gent - July 16, 2017

Designer Babies Dilemma in Sharp Focus With Fast Moving Fertility Tech

Edd Gent - January 19, 2017

What Happens When Tech Takes Control of Evolution?

Raya Bidshahri - December 20, 2016

Lung Cancer Patient First to Undergo CRISPR Gene Editing

Matthew Straub - November 18, 2016

Medicine Will Advance More in the Next 10 Years Than It Did in the Last 100

Vivek Wadhwa - October 26, 2016

Designer Babies and the New Technology of Having Children

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - October 3, 2016

Scientists Hoped to Have Cloned a Living Woolly Mammoth by Now — Why Haven’t We?

Sveta McShane - August 17, 2016

This Is the Olympics On Technology—When Enhancement Is the Norm

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - July 25, 2016

Ray Kurzweil Predicts Three Technologies Will Define Our Future

Sveta McShane - April 19, 2016

CRISPR Dispute Raises Bigger Patent Issues That We’re Not Talking About

Shobita Parthasarathy - April 4, 2016

As Technology Barrels Ahead—Will Ethics Get Left in the Dust?

Vivek Wadhwa - March 5, 2016

UK Will Use CRISPR on Human Embryos — a Step Closer to Human Genome Editing

Sveta McShane - February 7, 2016

CRISPR/Cas9 Genome Editing Is a Huge Deal, But It’s Just the Tip of the Iceberg

Sveta McShane - January 21, 2016

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