Jennifer Doudna says the next generation of biologists will be our first line of defense against Crispr gone wild.
The world is getting warmer, the weather is getting worse. Here's everything you need to know about what humans can do to stop wrecking the planet.
We talked to Rubins about the experiments she conducted on board the ISS, her very first spacewalks, and what it feels like to crash-land on Earth after months in microgravity. The post
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Fecal transplants may be a miracle cure for some of our nastiest illnesses. Just say Ahhh ... The post
Are You Ready to Swallow a Pill Full of Poop? appeared first on
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It's easy to find sites listing efficacy rates and side effects, but you rarely get a sense of what it's like to live with a given method of birth control every day. The post
A Smarter Way to Compare Birth Control Methods appeared first on
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When Hillary Clinton said that she believed in science, she scored a campaign hit, but made it harder for people to understand how science works. The post
Cool Catchphrase, Hillary, But Science Isn't About Belief appeared first on
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Kate Rubins is a biologist-turned-astronaut who's studied infectious disease in a biosafety level 4 facility and on the ground in Congo. The post
No One Nerds Out Over Space Science Quite Like NASA Astronaut Kate Rubins appeared first on
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Last month, three wasted dudebros decided it would be a good idea to go offroading into one of the most important conservation sites in the country. The post
The Devils Hole Pupfish Just Can't Catch a Break appeared first on
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This new global map is blurry in spots, but that's because it includes every single image that New Horizons took between July 7 and 14. The post
Take a Digital Magnifying Glass to an Epic New Map of Pluto appeared first on
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There are thousands of strains of weed. Cracking their genetic codes may be the key to transforming pot from a budding business to a high-flying industry. The post
A New Crop of Marijuana Geneticists Sets Out to Build Better Weed appeared first on
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