Julianna LeMieux

This holiday gift guide features science-inspired picks—including items that support science organizations—that any scientist will appreciate.

Cryo-EM revealed HIV-1 integrase’s distinct structures as it shifts between its two roles of DNA integration and RNA-binding.

Two new antibodies may treat autoimmune diseases by reducing inflammation through blocking the immune receptor FcγRI.

Tumors trigger T-cell exhaustion through a TSP-1–CD47 signaling pathway. Blocking it can restore immune strength and improve cancer treatment.

The Fugaku supercomputer builds a highly detailed virtual mouse cortex with millions of neurons enabling unprecedented simulations.

FDA approved KYGEVVI, the first and only treatment of thymidine kinase 2 deficiency (TK2d) in adults and pediatric patients.

A potent new antibiotic intermediate from Streptomyces coelicolor is 100 times stronger than methylenomycin A against drug-resistant bacteria.

The Dog Aging Project analyzed blood samples from companion dogs to uncover ptmAAs as biological markers of aging.

At ASHG in Boston, Eric Green received the society's Leadership Award and delivered an acceptance speech that moved the entire room.

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry honors the creators of metal-organic frameworks—porous, flexible materials with a vast range of applications.

Newly discovered diversity in the wheat genome could offer new opportunities to improve and ‘climate-proof’ one of the world’s most important staple crops.

The largest genetic map of human metabolism reveals new insights on the role of metabolites in health and disease.

Researchers generate authentic embryonic stem cells from birds using an egg yolk-based culture along with a few other key factors.

An mRNA vaccine suppressed abnormal blood vessel growth or neovascularization in the retina of AMD mouse models.

PacBio enters the high-throughput carrier screening market with a standalone HiFi sequencing assay for challenging genes.

FDA has approved Alzinova's IND application for a Phase II clinical study with the vaccine candidate ALZ-101 in Alzheimer’s disease.

An innovative method couples anion-exchange chromatography to mass spectrometry (AEC-MS) to provide comprehensive analysis of metabolites.

A new delivery platform allows protein therapeutics to be delivered in higher concentrations and injected with a standard syringe.

Stem cells cryopreserved on the International Space Station for six months have successfully produced healthy mouse offspring.

A new vaccine design pipeline could protect against emerging SARS-CoV-2 variants and pinpoint conserved T-cell epitopes across respiratory viruses.