J. Craig Venter, Who Raced the Government to Decode the Human Genome, Dies at 79
Venter's private Celera assault on the public Human Genome Project rewrote how big science gets done; he died Wednesday at his La Jolla home.
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Bureau: Tokyo
AI Chatbots Walked Scientists Through Building Biological Weapons
Researchers got commercial chatbots to describe pathogen assembly and dispersal in transcripts that have no named federal owner inside HHS-Kennedy.
Scientists Map the Nose's Long-Lost Smell Atlas
Two new studies show the human nose's smell receptors sit in a precise spatial pattern, ending four decades of assuming they were scattered.
AI Finds Hidden Sperm in Men Once Told They Were Infertile
A Columbia AI imaging tool recovered eight sperm cells from a man with Klinefelter syndrome — and a baby boy is due in July.