Biotech & pharma
UK farmer forced to butcher aggressive ‘Nazi’ cows
06 Jan 2015
Nazi scientists had actually managed to breed a herd of genetically-engineered cows which have turned out to be so aggressive that a UK farmer has been forced to chop up half his stock into meat as they they repeatedly tried to kill his staff
Using light to understand the brain
06 Jan 2015
Time adds a wrinkle to nature and nurture
05 Jan 2015
Scientists uncover how lung cancer spreads
26 Dec 2014
Early-stage research could one day help block cancer spread by finding ways to diagnose the disease earlier, when treatment would more likely succeed and the cancer is less likely to have spread
Mix of bacteria in gut may depend more on diet than genes
By By Jeffrey Norris | 24 Dec 2014
Big-data analysis reveals gene sharing in mice
19 Dec 2014
Big-data analysis reveals gene sharing in mice
19 Dec 2014
X-ray laser acts as tool to track life’s chemistry
13 Dec 2014
Scientists have been moving steadily toward their ultimate goal of following life-essential reactions step by step in real time, at the scale of atoms and electrons