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Thousands of fossils date back to huge burst in diversity of life on Earth known as Cambrian explosion

Embark on a visual tour of the human body, where each and every part of the human anatomy is re-imagined as a subway stop.

Ever heard of the interstitium?

For the first time, researchers have been able to study the moment brain death becomes irreversible in the human body, observing the phenomenon in several Do Not Resuscitate patients as they died in hospital.

Researchers have discovered that memories form and get recalled along two distinct circuits in the brain.

Researchers have demonstrated they can efficiently improve the DNA of human embryos.

(Minds) In March of 2016, Kristopher (Kris) Boesen suffered a traumatic injury to his cervical spine when his car fishtailed on wet road, sending his vehicle into a tree and then crashing into a telephone pole.  The accident left him paralyzed from the neck down and doctors warned his parents that he may never regain motor control…

The Finnish people’s DNA is the most diverse in all of Europe. Extremes are literally in our blood. In honour of Finland’s centenary celebration, we’l

They edit their own genes! 

Enhancing public understanding of research developments in mathematics and the physical and life sciences.

Cambridge researchers grew ‘organoid’ that spontaneously connected to spinal cord

Travelling into the space is dangerous for a lot of very obvious reasons — traveling off of Earth on a rocket has its risks, after all — but even when everything according to the plan well it seems that a brief stay in space has the potential to alter a person’s very DNA. That’s the…

An immortal crisis at the heart of biomedicine.

Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking think AI and cybernetics may threaten humanity's survival, but avant garde model and musician Viktoria Modesta thinks not.

A collection of articles from the publisher of Nature that discusses statistical issues biologists should be aware of and provides practical advice to improve the statistical rigor and reproducibility of their work.

A salve of wine, garlic, leeks and oxgall was found to be kill staph and MRSA

What is important to note is that the modern human brain has actually decreased in size. Compared to our ancestors our brains have actually shrunk by approximately 10 per cent. This does not mean that our ancestors were smarter and we have devolved into sub par beings, rather, this can be a sign that evolution is making our brains more efficient. There are some controversies as to the origins of the huge jump in brain capacity in human history. Some anthropologists argue that the consumption of meat created this huge jump in brain capacity while others argue that it is