Mind Bank Ai wants to create a “personal digital twin” of you to forever be around. Is AI eternity around the corner?

A simple genetic test can determine a person’s fate for one of the worst diseases on the planet. But research offers new hope for Huntington’s disease.

Researchers plant a small experimental orchard of hundreds of transgenic American chestnut trees near the coast of Maine, to restore the species.

A Colorado community has become a test subject for a new approach to the power grid, called a “virtual power plant” — 27 networked smart homes, with one key feature: a common brain that, in times of crisis, can autonomously optimize energy across the neighborhood.

Previously blacklisted gain-of-function mutation experiments are back, and they’re being used to fight the next major pandemic.

Alzheimer’s has proved difficult to treat. But solving the mystery of this ultra-rare frontotemporal dementia may unlock new understanding.

As salt encroaches on productive agricultural land, a handful of startups are finding ways to make crops grow in seawater with genetic modification and transforming solar saltwork.

Sending construction robots into outer space will help pave the way for human exploration, but there are some real challenges that lie ahead.

Johns Hopkins’ simulated, international catastrophe is helping business, government, and public health leaders improve global pandemic preparedness.

Genetically modified trees that are designed to grow faster and store more carbon could help reverse climate change.

A Maine startup is growing vast quantities of seaweed and then burying them at the bottom of the ocean to sequester carbon for carbon offsets.