Advanced Research and Invention Agency leader says government funding of small-scale field trials is justified

Improvements in life expectancy have stalled and there are wide inequalities in health within and between local areas

Scientists working on artificial intelligence are more confident than the public that the technology will benefit people.

Following the death of Alessandro Coatti – an expert in science and policy aspects of genome editing, who was much loved by his friends and colleagues – Sandy Starr and Sophia McCully pay tribute...

Branwen Jeffreys meets with families and teachers to find out how they are helping some of the youngest children impacted by lockdown to catch up on their education and social development.

It's the latest evidence to suggest that animal-to-human transplantation is feasible.

The Jeremy Coller Centre for Animal Sentience at LSE will develop new approaches to studying the feelings of other animals scientifically.

The Ada Lovelace Institute (Ada) is a hiring an Associate Director to lead our Emerging Technology & Industry Practice research directorate and collectively set its agenda and workplan in our next...

Economists and scientists worry over disappearing data and advisory groups

Margaret Brazier, known as Margot, was a professor at the University of Manchester's School of Law and a leading figure in modern healthcare law.

The small study in patients with a rare disorder that causes liver and lung damage showed the potential for precisely targeted infusions.

We want to make science work for health but we also want science that works for health. Here's how

More than 1,300 scientists have signed a letter calling on the world’s oldest science society to reassess the billionaire’s membership following cuts to US science.

The Nuffield Council on Bioethics and the Nuffield Foundation have published an overview of scientific developments in genomics and education. We urge caution over the use of polygenic indices (PGIs) ...