Negative perception and costs pose obstacles to a promising technology

Developing the vaccine is only the first step

New evidence suggests rising temperatures are giving drug-resistant pathogens an upper hand

A new technique for training and running a neural network, proposed by researchers at MIT, has a much smaller carbon footprint

Creative approaches to research allow science to continue during the pandemic

Scientists are testing gene therapy in people who see in monochrome

Get ready for Gattaca

Straw bale wall systems stand up to fire twice as long than those built with standard materials

Proof of a prior infection could come with more freedom

And they’re on the way right now

Entrepreneurs are hoping psychedelics will follow marijuana’s path to the lifestyle industry, but researchers aren’t sure that’s a good…

In the midst of the pandemic, a planned demolition sent up clouds of pollution in the “Mexico of the Midwest”

From improving your mood to focusing your creativity, scientists at MIT’s Dream Lab want to prove the power of dreams

Scientists all over the world have to put their research on hold due to coronavirus and their work could be lost forever

Sewage surveillance could help scientists predict new outbreaks

Historically, meat consumption has driven violence, colonialism, and war. Will the stuff cultivated in a lab be any different?

The goal is to create 1 million devices that cost less than $200 and operate with little to no power

ProMED had previously spotted outbreaks of MERS, Zika, and Ebola

Viruses ‘cooperate.’ To keep up, scientists are, too.

Compounds once thought indestructible were successfully broken down

The IBM-built Summit has found a list of promising drugs for Covid-19

An idea devised to beat the tuberculosis pandemic 100 years ago could apply to coronavirus

A Q&A with Christiana Figueres, climate champion and architect of the Paris accord

Trash from biotech startups are citizen scientists’ treasure