Monday morning 5 train’s long tunnel to Brooklyn. The commuters’ glum affect reflects the drudge of a new work week.

Here lies the English language. An obituary for our native tongue, which has evolved and devolved until it just couldn't anymore.

The tower speakers blared “My Generation.” “Pinball Wizard” followed.

ALT: a man with long hair says you 're welcome

Monday morning 5 train’s long tunnel to Brooklyn. The commuters’ glum affect reflects the drudge of a new work week.

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The US Food and Drug Administration's recent move to regulate laboratory-developed tests as in vitro diagnostics has raised significant interest and concerns regarding its implementation. The New York...

Regulations, accreditation standards, and professional guidance require laboratories to use reference materials for assay development, validation, quality control, and proficiency testing of clinical ...

Louise McLaughlin’s Discovery is an imaginatively gripping urban fantasy novel that mixes workplace satire with fantasy in a way that feels fresh and oddly

At the end of this life, what awaits us? Lining up to pass through the great turnstile and see what will become of the soul we inhabit.

For decades, life sciences thrived on tangible, observable experiments—gels, blots, and PCR results captured in photographs. Researchers could visually inspect their findings, and reviewers, having gr...