The Human Cell Atlas is pinpointing where our bodies break down By Philip Kiefer / Published May 12, 2022
These sophisticated bacteria communities assemble in tie-dye formation By Maggie Galloway / Published January 10, 2022
These trippy images reveal the colorful inner lives of bones By PopSci Staff / Published February 4, 2020
These single-cell organisms don’t need brains to make up their minds By Sara Kiley Watson / Published December 6, 2019
This fluorescent turtle embryo is just one of the year’s most captivating photos of tiny stuff By Grace Wade / Published October 22, 2019
American and British scientists split the Nobel Prize for work on how cells handle hypoxia By Grace Wade / Published October 7, 2019
Neuroscientists just brought pig brain cells back to life, changing our view of death By Kaitlin Sullivan / Published April 18, 2019
High-intensity interval training is great for you—but it won’t keep you from aging By Sara Chodosh / Published March 16, 2017
This Robot Has Real Muscles That Let It ‘Walk’ Towards The Light By Alexandra Ossola / Published March 14, 2016
Mini-Brains Could Help Scientists Understand How Chemicals Affect The Brain By Alexandra Ossola / Published February 16, 2016
Scientists Use Hard Sugar To Create Dissolvable Mold For Delicate Research By Alexandra Ossola / Published November 6, 2015
Nobel Prize In Chemistry Goes To 3 Scientists Who Uncovered DNA Repair By Tina Casey / Published October 7, 2015