A ‘living’ cancer drug helped two patients stay disease-free for a decade By Kate Baggaley / Published February 17, 2022
These tiny living robots could help science eavesdrop on cellular gossip By Kat Eschner / Published January 17, 2020
These gene-edited tomatoes grow in cute little bouquets suited to urban farming By Kat Eschner / Published December 24, 2019
We need to police gene editing. The World Health Organization agrees. By Kat Eschner / Published February 26, 2019
These genetic ‘goggles’ could help us engineer wildly resilient crops By Kat Eschner / Published February 7, 2019
CRISPR has many promising applications—but the gene-edited twins represent something more troubling By Kat Eschner / Published December 4, 2018
Scientists ‘went rogue’ and genetically engineered two human babies—or at least claimed to By Kat Eschner / Published November 27, 2018
It looks like we’re one step closer to creating genetically modified humans in a lab By Sara Chodosh / Published July 27, 2017
Genetically modified algae could soon show up in food, fuel, and pharmaceuticals By Marlene Cimons / Published May 4, 2017
Smartphone-controlled cells release insulin on demand in diabetic mice By Sarah Fecht / Published April 26, 2017
Scientists finally figured out how to make tomatoes taste good again By Mary Beth Griggs / Published January 26, 2017