Finding a way to harness evolution- Harvard Gazette
Harvard researchers developed Helicase-Assisted Continuous Editing (HACE) for targeted gene mutation study in living human cells.
43 monkeys escape South Carolina research facility
The escape of 18 monkeys from a biomedical facility raises concerns about public safety, but authorities assure the animals are too young to carry diseases.
Biomedical scientists struggle to replicate their own findings
The reproducibility crisis in biomedical research is exacerbated by pressure to publish, leading to bias and hampering scientific innovation.
Why a Wealthy University Is Selling 2 of Its Paintings
Rockefeller University is selling two valuable Abstract Expressionist paintings to fund biomedical research, recognizing its evolving priorities over art collection.
Can AI shake-up translational research?
AI-driven tools like the Biomedical Data Translator can expedite treatment for rare diseases, offering hope in translational medicine.
How alumni can help guide biomedical trainees in their careers (opinion)
Networking is crucial for biomedical graduates facing a tough job market.
Alumni mentorship programs can significantly aid in career paths for trainees.
Greening science: what's in it for you?
Florijn Dekkers emphasizes the growing movement towards sustainable practices in biomedical research, aiming to reduce environmental footprints.
Data integrity concerns flagged in 130 women's health papers - all by one co-author
Concerns about data integrity have been raised in 130 studies by a biomedical researcher, influencing clinical practice rooted in questionable data.
CellCell Communication in Health and Disease
Effective cell communication is vital for growth and survival; misunderstandings can lead to disease.
Scientific discovery that turns mouse skin transparent echoes plot of H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man'
Scientists have demonstrated a method to temporarily make mouse skin transparent using a food dye, which could transform biomedical research and practices.
Scientists Use Wild Trick to Create Transparent Mice Where You Can See Their Internal Organs, Like a Clear 90s Nintendo
A new method using tartrazine dye makes mice transparent, enhancing visibility of organs and has potential applications in medical diagnostics and cosmetic procedures.
Scientific discovery that turns mouse skin transparent echoes plot of H.G. Wells' The Invisible Man'
Scientists have demonstrated a method to temporarily make mouse skin transparent using a food dye, which could transform biomedical research and practices.
Scientists Use Wild Trick to Create Transparent Mice Where You Can See Their Internal Organs, Like a Clear 90s Nintendo
A new method using tartrazine dye makes mice transparent, enhancing visibility of organs and has potential applications in medical diagnostics and cosmetic procedures.
New Gene Delivery Method Paves the Way for Advanced Brain Therapies
AAVs have potential for gene therapy but struggle to cross the blood-brain barrier, complicating treatments for brain disorders.
Long COVID ties heart disease for health outcomes. Vaccines reduce risk: study
Vaccination reduces long COVID risk by nearly 70%.
UK government invests 106m in five quantum tech hubs | Computer Weekly
The UK government is investing millions in five new quantum hubs to support research in areas like quantum sensing, networking, and positioning.
Study: gender gaps persist for female scientists
Female biomedical researchers receiving more grants, but senior scientists receive the majority, leaving junior female scientists with fewer opportunities.
Declining postdoc numbers threaten the future of US life science
Biological and biomedical postdoctoral researchers decreased by over 10% in US institutions between 2020 and 2022.
Number of postdocs eligible to be counted barely changed up to 2020 despite adjustments.
Patt Morrison: The death - or not? - of L.A.'s shopping malls
Shopping malls, once thought to be dead due to online shopping, are making a comeback with new purposes, such as becoming biomedical research centers.
The Westside Pavilion mall in Los Angeles is being revived as the UCLA Research Park, focusing on biomedical research and other scientific fields.
The old Westside Pavilion will transform into a UCLA biomedical and quantum science center
The former Westside Pavilion mall in Los Angeles will be transformed into a UCLA biomedical research center focused on curing cancer and preventing global pandemics.
The UCLA Research Park will house two centers focusing on immunology and immunotherapy, as well as quantum science and engineering.
How One Texas County Is Fighting 43,000 Monkeys
A biomedical research firm purchased land in Brazoria County to house thousands of monkeys.
The presence of monkeys on the property has caused controversy among local residents.
Gross sea creature that looks like feces may help fight CANCER
Sea cucumber compounds have shown potential in killing liver cancer cells in the lab.
These compounds may also stimulate the growth of neurons, aiding in recovery from brain and spinal cord injuries.
Improving Measurement of Gene Expression in Single Cells - News Center
RNA sequencing is vital in scientific research, and a new machine learning algorithm can accurately identify individual cells for more precise data.
Goyal and Kennedy Named 2024 Pew Scholars - News Center
Feinberg faculty members named 2024 Pew Scholars, accelerating biomedical sciences.