Scientists map the fruit fly brain, giving an in-depth look at its neurons.

An open-source microscopy method can super-resolve live cells even under low lighting.

The DNA-cutting enzyme used in the technique is not as precisely targeted as scientists had thought, and investors take notice.

Researchers use a combination of ultrasound waves, genetic engineering, and synthetic drugs to switch specific neurons on and off in mice.

Researchers develop a machine-learning tool for toxicity analyses that is more consistent in predicting chemical hazards than assays on animals.

Brief electroporation appears to make T cells more receptive to new genetic material, which could speed the development of immunotherapies.

Researchers plan to turn cancer cells into defectors, engineering them to kill the tumors from whence they came, and have tested the approach in mice.

The Catholic University of America professor was also known for his summer workshops on the latest techniques.

It’s the first demonstration of the technology in mammals.