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By Elie Dolgin • June 11, 2026
Enhanced cryo–electron microscopy promises to bring previously elusive proteins into view.
By Elie Dolgin • January 29, 2026
As humans return to the Moon, researchers are trying to understand—and thwart—the biological toll of deep-space radiation.
Yellow rings of DNA amidst white chromosomes
By Elie Dolgin • September 11, 2025
Paul Mischel is championing the importance of odd rings of DNA in tumors — and their promise as targets for cancer therapy.
mRNA packaged inside a lipid nanoparticle.
By Elie Dolgin • May 12, 2022
New lipid delivery systems aim to improve potency and reduce side effects.
n engineered pig’s kidney was attached last month to the circulation of a brain-dead person.
By Elie Dolgin • November 1, 2021
A pig’s kidney was transplanted to a cadaver, but researchers say cross-species organ swaps remain years away
Fruit fly eyes, one healthy one unhealthy
By Elie Dolgin • January 16, 2019
Compound that normalizes flow of proteins in cells will now be tested in a clinical trial for ALS
Radiation therapy for head and neck cancer is rarely guided by analyzing DNA.
By Elie Dolgin • September 23, 2016
Gene-based tests aim to predict who will benefit from radiation, or suffer.