Crispr

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Scientists using advanced gene-editing technology to precisely modify DNA strands, representing breakthroughs in treating complex diseases.

Gene editing advancements promise new treatments for complex diseases

CRISPR-Cas12a2 has selectively killed cells with a cancer-causing mutation, leaving healthy cells unaffected, according to Utah State University .

Maria Flores·June 12, 2026

A scientist examining a holographic display of a synthetic biological system, showcasing the intersection of biology and technology.

Biotechnology & Genetics

What is Synthetic Biology Design for New Biological Systems Applications?

A newly demonstrated genetic data converter can logarithmically encode molecular inputs with a staggering 100 dB dynamic range, directly rivaling and even surpassing the performance of high-performanc

Maria Flores·June 5, 2026

Diverse group of people looking at a holographic DNA helix, symbolizing scientific curiosity and the Joy of Why podcast's mission.

Materials & Engineering

Joy of Why podcast season five previews 2026 discussions

Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna ignites the fifth season of The Joy of Why podcast on June 11, announcing upcoming discussions on groundbreaking CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology.

Samuel Adebayo·June 5, 2026