- March 24, 2026
Can a mouse be cloned indefinitely? Decades-long experiment has answers
Scientists harvested eggs from 25th-generation cloned mice and fertilized the eggs, which grew into these early-stage embryos. Credit: Univ. Yamanashi
I paused my PhD for 11 years to help save Madagascar’s seas
Ando Rabearisoa worked with local fishers to establish locally managed marine conservation areas that protect fisheries and local incomes in
Genome editing that avoids immune detection to integrate large DNA sequences
Nature, Published online: 18 March 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-00730-6 A genome-editing approach called INSTALL combines single-stranded DNA molecules that evade immune detection
Top brass in China reaffirm goal to be world leaders in tech, AI
Credit: Kevin Frayer/Getty China is pledging to use ‘extraordinary measures’ to support the country’s bid to become a global leader
How bioRxiv changed the way biologists share ideas – in numbers
Neuroscience is the most represented field on the life-sciences preprint server bioRxiv.Credit: TEK Image/Science Photo Library A comprehensive analysis of
Daily multivitamin slows signs of biological ageing
Taking multivitamins daily was associated with changes in epigenetic ageing ‘clocks’.Credit: Halfpoint Images/Getty Taking a multivitamin every day can slow
Climate change is speeding up — the pace nearly doubled in ten years
The past three years have been the warmest recorded on Earth.Credit: Raj K Raj/Hindustan Times via Getty The rate of
US climate actions must continue, despite setbacks
After a year of the administration of US President Donald Trump cancelling various climate programmes — crafted over decades using
Pokémon turns 30 — how the fictional pocket monsters shaped science
Pokémon has been an inspiration for researchers since its creation 30 years ago.Credit: Hulton Archive/Getty On 27 February 1996, Japanese
EU leaders should not rush to revamp green-hydrogen rules
Emmanuel Macron speaking at the European Industry Summit in Antwerp, Belgium.Credit: Nicolas Tucat/AFP/Getty “Crazy” EU rules intended to ensure that