Gregor Mendel's Vanishing Act

After his death in 1884, thousands of Gregor Mendel’s letters and notes — filled with scientific data and figures — were destroyed. What did the friar discover, and what have we forgotten?

Stories We'd Like to Publish (Part II)

A sizeable list, covering everything from "The $100 Electron Microscope" to "A Brief History of NSAIDs." Come write with us!

Editor's Note

Launching the fifth Issue of our award-winning, digital magazine.

Asimov Press’ New Book, Written in DNA

Pre-orders are open for the first commercially-available book to be encoded in DNA and sold in both mediums.

Edwin Cohn and the Harvard Blood Factory

How a chemistry “purist” built one of World War II’s greatest applied R&D laboratories.

Gregor Mendel's Vanishing Act

After his death in 1884, thousands of Gregor Mendel’s letters and notes — filled with scientific data and figures — were destroyed. What did the friar discover, and what have we forgotten?

The Dangers of Mirrored Life

Niko McCarty & Fin Moorhouse

Creating mirrored organisms using synthetic biology could seriously harm extant life, a 300-page report claims. While the risks from mirrored life are uncertain, it is best not to find out.