Jason Socrates Bardi

An interview with Dan Levitt and the immense journey from the Big Bang to the dinner table in his new book What’s Gotten Into You.

Getting geroprotective drugs to market for specific disease applications is the first step in eventually making them available for healthier aging.

Manipulating memories, smell-based dating apps, and more.

A book about shamanic journeys in the backyard and another about the dietary wisdom of roaming herbivores.

The ARDD meeting in Copenhagen this month featured new money, old experiments, endless enthusiasm, and a palpable sense of possibility.

Mini forests, seed preservation, our synthetic biology future, and a comic on depression.

Forty years after a 1981 report hinted at the coming HIV/AIDS pandemic, we look at how the response to global public health threats has changed.

Could a new chemical test that quantifies off flavors transform the chocolate industry?

New research may shed light on political polarization—and how we could protect against the incitement of violence.

Long-lasting, bacteria-based repellent is the goal of DARPA project aiming to protect U.S. soldiers overseas.