A molecular tracking technology called DNA Typewriter can record the cellular lineage of a mouse embryo, from a single cell to over a million.

At this year’s AACR Annual Meeting, we spoke with numerous scientists about their research, the challenges that they have faced, and the innovative approaches evolving our understanding of cancer and ...

Researchers have developed a computational framework that acts as a standardized benchmark for human embryo models.

Homochirality was a chemical mystery until Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai, winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2026, found a ...

Living textiles’ made from the parasitic fungus Cordyceps militaris could be the next big thing in sustainable fashion.

Forget bricks and mortar, scientists hoping to build houses on other worlds are turning to two unexpected building materials: ...

As the phrase goes, ‘Great oaks, from little acorns grow’ and just so goes the story of the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 2026, in which a fairly simple light-sensitive single-celled alga ...

Dog brains segment speech into words in a way previously seen only in humans. Efficient speech processing is not necessarily a consequence of humans’ unique language abilities: regular exposure to ...

Repurposing a tapeworm drug shows promise as a treatment for endometriosis, a disease for which there is currently no cure and few therapeutic options. In a preclinical breakthrough for endometriosis ...

Virtual cells based on 4D lattice light-sheet microscopy predict mitochondrial responses to drugs, potentially accelerating therapeutics discovery. Researchers at the University of California San ...