A 3-D printed rabbit is made from a blueprint stored in DNA, which itself is stored in a printed rabbit.

Physicists, geneticists, computer scientists, and biologists are working together to gain a full appreciation of the intricacies of organismal growth and form.

Technology is enabling increasingly lifelike models of organs to help doctors practice operations.

A new portable instrument could help to lure useful bugs in from the wild.

Genes inserted into the yeast genome produce the compounds CBD and THC in the microbes.

The pea-size machine uses body fluids as fuel to propel itself through the digestive tract.

With genetic tweaks, researchers can coax corn and other cereals to take in more iron, but sometimes the plants rebel.

The agritech industry is editing plant genomes to feed a growing population, expand the produce aisle, and make tastier, more convenient food products.

Researchers have outfitted brewer’s yeast with light-harvesting semiconductors to boost chemical productivity.