Alison Snyder

In Washington, some lawmakers and experts worry about selling U.S. chips and tech to Gulf states close to China.

Several of the nation's largest companies signaled they're committed to a conversation about it.

The action is part of a push to target additives the administration says pose risk to kids.

A move away from animal testing in drug development could be a game changer if the alternatives are ripe enough.

OpenAI and Databricks are among the 25 of 42 top AI firms that count immigrants among their founders.

As the U.S.'s global lead is contested and competition for the world's top talent gets stiffer, the Trump administration is disrupting the system that has propelled the country.

Next-generation imaging tools could give researchers a better understanding of the processes that govern cells, especially when they go awry due to disease.

Many Americans use products like at-home genetic tests, fitness trackers and wellness apps that capture health data but aren't subject to federal health data privacy laws.

A key question is which studies get repeated and, with limited resources, at what expense.

As Trump administration cuts hit research, some fear American leadership in computer science is at risk.

Rocket scientists, ecologists, climate scientists, AI experts, chemists and other highly skilled workers have been affected.

The cuts "will hinder innovation and threaten our nation's global competitiveness," Rep. Bill Foster said.

U.S. efforts to restrict exports of chips and know-how may just have pushed Chinese research into overdrive.

Quantum computing is advancing, but it still hasn't been harnessed to solve real-world problems that classical computers can't.

The chips needed to develop cutting-edge AI are the most valuable pieces of hardware on Earth.

Jay Bhattacharya's arrival would put a new focus on why a research institution with a nearly $48 billion budget doesn't have more breakthroughs.

The company's research could point the way to more practical uses for rapidly evolving quantum computing tech.

The U.S. hopes to displace China as a key UAE tech partner but also worries chips could end up in Chinese government hands.

Discoveries using AI, like new drugs or better disaster forecasting, offer a way to win people's trust in the technology, top researchers said this week.

Americans still trust scientists far less than they did before the pandemic.