Bonding with a partner could have unexpected rewards—in your brain, that is By Aparna Nathan / Published June 6, 2017
Smartphone-controlled cells release insulin on demand in diabetic mice By Sarah Fecht / Published April 26, 2017
3 weird ways we can remotely control animals and bacteria By Kate Baggaley / Published January 17, 2017
This Robot Has Real Muscles That Let It ‘Walk’ Towards The Light By Alexandra Ossola / Published March 14, 2016
Optogenetics Make Mouse Brains Forget Drug Associations By Alexandra Ossola / Published February 25, 2016
Light-Based Brain Treatments May Soon Be Used On Humans By Alexandra Ossola / Published January 7, 2016
Breakthrough Prize Honors Scientists Working on Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Neutrinos, And More By / Published November 9, 2015
See The World Through Bionic Eyes With This Incredible Simulation By Levi Sharpe / Published August 5, 2015
Laser-Controlled And See-Through Brains Get Biomedical Prize By Francie Diep / Published February 10, 2015
Found: The Part Of The Mouse Brain That Motivates Exercise By Francie Diep / Published August 28, 2014
Light-Activated Muscle Could Make Robots Move Like Real Creatures By Rebecca Boyle / Published August 30, 2012
Scientists Switch Social Behaviors On and Off in Mice, Shedding Light on Human Social Disorders By Clay Dillow / Published July 28, 2011