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Category: Science

New SMArT Platform Boosts CRISPR Safety in Blood Stem Cells

A new platform called SMArT can sort CRISPR-edited blood stem cells by whether the edit actually worked — and discard cells carrying potentially dangerous chromosomal damage. The advance could make gene therapies for inherited blood diseases significantly safer and more effective.

June 1, 2026
Fungicide Seed Treatments May Not Pay Off for Soybean Farmers

A new Penn State study finds that fungicide-treated soybean seeds produce only small yield gains that usually don't cover treatment costs. Researchers say farmers may be better off cutting input expenses than banking on chemical seed coatings.

May 29, 2026
Scientists Use a Single Atom as a Camera to Beat Light’s Limits

A Japanese research team has turned a single atom into a microscopy tool capable of mapping light at resolutions below 100 nanometers — far beyond what traditional optical microscopes can achieve. The breakthrough could accelerate development of quantum computers.

May 29, 2026
U of Toronto Builds Low-Cost Lab Tools for Global Research Access

A University of Toronto team has built a suite of portable, low-cost biotechnology tools that allow researchers anywhere in the world to produce high-quality biological materials without traditional lab infrastructure — no cold chain required.

May 29, 2026
Brain ‘Jumping Genes’ May Hold Clues to Parkinson’s and Huntington’s

Scientists once thought transposable elements — stretches of DNA that can copy and move within the genome — were mostly silent in adult brains. A new Boston University study shows they're surprisingly active, and their activity shifts in key ways during aging and neurodegeneration.

May 28, 2026
Sea Cucumber Tissue Survives 3 Years, Unlocking Regrowth Secrets

Researchers have documented severed sea cucumber tissue continuing to grow and diversify for more than three years in ordinary seawater — a first-of-its-kind finding that could reshape what scientists thought was possible for tissue immortality and regeneration.

May 27, 2026
Ohio State Unlocks 25-Year Mystery of RNA Interference Mechanics

A new Ohio State University study is the first to detail how a key protein builds the molecular complex responsible for RNA interference — a gene-regulating process discovered over two decades ago. The findings could reshape how scientists design gene-silencing therapies for disease.

May 26, 2026
Cambridge Scientists Map Rare Earth Elements in Rock Deposits

A team at the University of Cambridge has created a global atlas of unusual igneous rocks that serve as the world's primary source of rare earth elements — materials critical to smartphones, wind turbines and electric vehicles. Their findings could reshape how scientists search for new deposits.

May 22, 2026
Classical Computer Beats Quantum Machine in Physics Showdown

Researchers at the Flatiron Institute cracked a quantum physics problem that a separate team had declared impossible for classical computers — using nothing more than a laptop and clever math. The breakthrough challenges assumptions about quantum supremacy and opens new directions for simulating quantum materials.

May 21, 2026
One Device That Both Harvests Solar Energy and Glows

A research team in Japan has engineered an organic semiconductor device capable of both converting light into electricity and emitting bright visible light at the same time. The breakthrough could pave the way for smartphone displays that charge themselves in sunlight.

May 21, 2026

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