Scientists reflect on the breakthroughs and collaborative efforts that shaped The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA)’s legacy.

Trained mosquitoes learned to associate the smell of the repellent with food and actively sought out DEET-covered skin, ...

This groundbreaking neurotechnology allows scientists to activate neurons with light, opening new frontiers in brain research ...

Parse Biosciences, the leading provider of scalable and accessible single cell sequencing solutions, today announced an alliance with bit.bio to create a comprehensive map of transcription factor-driv ...

An AI model trained on over 30,000 tumors from 10 different solid cancer types aims to turn complex mutation information into ...

I think Jeffrey Friedman, the discoverer of leptin, is someone who I would love to see awarded the Nobel Prize. It's hard to think of something else that is as impactful. Leptin is a hormone released ...

Neil Carleton from the University of Pittsburgh explores how the aging microenvironment influences estrogen receptor positive ...

Tecan (SIX Swiss Exchange: TECN), a global provider of laboratory automation and solutions, today announced the launch of direct operations in India, including a dedicated local sales and service team ...

Cas9 to study the genetic causes of vision loss and potential regenerative therapies at the Albert Einstein College of ...

Cellular senescence, a state in which cells stop proliferating, is often associated with aging and pathologies like cancer. 1 ...

In the past decade, chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy, which leverages a patient’s engineered immune cells to ...

Metagenomic analyses of medieval skeletal remains uncovered bacteria that may help drive the breakdown of bone collagen, ...