Science and reality
This cancer-curing moonshot the President just assigned to Joe Biden...how's that going to work, exactly?
The post Obama’s Anti-Cancer Moonshot Will Need More Than Research appeared first on WIRED.
With ever-more complicated missions and gear, soldiers of the future may get upgrades to the noggin.
The post For Soldiers of the Future, Brain Training May Be as Vital as Pushups appeared first on WIRED.
What if they held a hearing in Congress on climate change and nobody who knew anything about it came?
The post Senate Republicans Ran a Really Weird Hearing on Climate Change appeared first on WIRED.
If you’re hoping to engineer perfect babies, you’re going to have to wait.
The post Crispr Gene-Editing Gets Rules. Well, Guidelines, Really appeared first on WIRED.
Private rocket-builders are competing for a NASA contract to supply the International Space Station. First they have to get there.
The post Critical Rocket Launch Will Help Crown the Winner of the New Space Race appeared first on WIRED.
Rep. Lamar Smith is threatening NOAA's administrator with contempt if she doesn't dump more documents onto the Hill.
The post Congress’ Chief Climate Denier Lamar Smith and NOAA Are at War appeared first on WIRED.
At an international meeting in Washington, the bigwigs of Crispr/Cas9 try to sort out the ethics of editing DNA.
The post Science Would Like Some Rules for Genome Editing, Please appeared first on WIRED.
People drink a lot in Antarctica–maybe enough that the US government will have to send some breathalyzers.
The post Scientists in Antarctica Drink a Lot. Maybe Too Much appeared first on WIRED.
The government will now have to set a price on engine emission sneakiness.
The post VW Is Going to Pay for Its Smog Scandal. But How Much? appeared first on WIRED.
The chemistry of the diesel engine is what gave away Volkswagen's emissions cheating.
The post VW Could Fool the EPA, But It Couldn’t Trick Chemistry appeared first on WIRED.