The brain’s structural connections are unique to an individual, a new imaging technique reveals.

New evidence suggests both viruses can cohabitate in a single mosquito.

The strategy to release mosquitoes that cannot spread the virus passed a county-level vote but faced opposition in one town. 

Testing a new vaccine; Cuba’s aggressive Zika-control tactics pay off 

Six-hour time lags between daily cycles of light and heat lead the molecular pathways that help fruit flies keep track of time to go haywire.

A mutation that appeared early in the 2014 outbreak made the virus more infectious in humans, scientists show.

A new technique creates colorful stains that label proteins and cellular structures at higher resolution than ever before possible. 

Researchers create an artificial nerve that could be the forerunner of neural prosthetics.

Impairments in the production of neurotransmitters may lead to depression in some patients, preliminary results show, opening new avenues for research.

Researchers describe the first known bacterial adhesion molecule that binds to frozen water. 

Results from experiments in mice revise a long-held hypothesis that certain protein scaffolds are needed for synaptic activity.

Meet some of the people featured in the November 2016 issue of The Scientist.