Advances in synthetic biology are spurring a biomanufacturing revolution can help us address our gravest challenges.

Antarctic soil bacteria live in harsh environments by relying on inorganic compounds like hydrogen, methane and carbon dioxide.

. Researchers in the Netherlands are developing the 'Bubble Gun', which uses laser technology to deliver 'virtually painless injections'.

Studies explain how a protein known as ubiquitin is responsible for getting cells back up and running when the coast is clear.

Dr. Megan Palmer contemplates the intersection of synthetic biology and public good for a secure future.

A new scientific discovery could be the solution to the ethical and privacy issues surrounding DNA research.

Slime moulds could teach humans a thing or two about solving complex problems and living communally.