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Illustration of memory chips overlaid onto neurons and cells inside the human brain

A brain implant you could get with a shot in your arm

An MIT lab is working to make brain implants as simple as a vaccine—and it could eventually lead to human augmentation.

A medical practitioner looking at MRI results next to a graphic of the nucleus of atoms

Nuclear fusion is on the precipice of advancing America’s oncology landscape

Fusion promises a domestic supply of radioisotopes for radiation therapy.

Tricia Crimmins

Debut's red carminic powder created via biotech.

Biotech company says its cruelty-free red pigment could replace a hue made with bugs

Debut recently announced that its sugar-made carmine can replace crushed beetles.

Tricia Crimmins

U.S. President Bill Clinton, J Craig Venter (L) and Dr. Francis Collins of the National Institute of Health look at the audience in the East Room of the White House, June 26, 2000.

The Human Genome Project’s legacy is still yielding new advances

The massive undertaking was also the first big marriage of biology and big data.

Image of vials in a lab suggesting cell-cultured meat.

Upside Foods gets USDA OK for lab-grown meat

Approvals from the USDA and FDA puts cell-cultivated chicken one step closer to commercialization.

Jordan McDonald

Jack Ma’s ag-tech tour

The Alibaba founder and former executive chairman is reportedly traveling in search of sustainable agriculture solutions.

Jordan McDonald

Coworking with François Candelon

He’s managing director and senior partner at Boston Consulting Group.