Turmoil swirls around researcher after co-author says paper on human cloning was based on fabrications

Academics support shakeup of policy governing intellectual property

Korean researcher asked his institution to conduct probe into patient-specific stem cells to clear his name

Leading scientists criticize the UK's national academy of science for its negative stance

news in funding, policy, and strategy, from government agencies to biotechs, suggests that the industry is still as robust as ever.

Australia's major government science body, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), plans to cut up to 25% of its research support staff during the next three years to save about $30 million (Australian) per year.

Sixteen months after animal activists shut down construction, work begins again under tightened security

South Korean cloning pioneer says junior lab staff donated ova for research

More predictable rules for cell, gene and tissue therapies will stimulate innovation, industry says

Chief science advisor pushed from the post over questions about where he got his doctorate

Steve Irwin, a.k.a. the Crocodile Hunter, is a pretty big star these days.

Astrobiologists haven't yet found life among the stars.