Iris van Herpen’s new bioluminescent dress made of algae debuts in Paris

The original report misinterprets some studies and cites others that don’t exist, according to the listed authors.

Ants — yes, ants — could protect apples, nuts, cocoa, and other beloved crops from disease and climate change.

A coal mine was the first to wreck the land. Now activists want to keep another extractive industry from taking root there: prisons.

All three sacked employees from the Heinz refuge were under the one-year mark in employment. One of them —a bio-technology worker —was just two weeks shy of a full year of service.

FDA approves first MSC therapy, woven PCL hip implant moves toward phase I clinical trial, iPSC treatment for Parkinson's disease

And, according to a new life cycle assessment, will significantly reduce biotech's environmental footprint

Bringing back the long-vanished bird to the UK was hailed as a conservation triumph. Then farmers started finding the corpses of their prized livestock * Photographs by Murdo MacLeod Two spinal cords, a dozen ribs and a hollowed-out head lie next to…

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The genomes of extinct creatures like mammoths and giant sloths code for natural antibiotics we’ve never seen. So, now what?

Cell and tissue engineering based approaches have garnered significant interest for treating intervertebral disc degeneration and associated low back …

A Q&A with Dr. James Henstock about bringing tissue-engineered products to market using mechanobiology

Three case studies on how to use bioreactors to test, grow, and scale tissue-engineered therapies

A conversation with Jasmine Lu about slime mold, large systems problems, and partnership

Tissue Engineering the 21st Century