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A look inside Parallel Squared Technology Institute, a focused research organization trying to make analyzing a proteome as easy as DNA sequencing.

By spinning bacteria in circles, scientists figured out how phage viruses time their escape from an infected cell.

Mechanism alone cannot make a science credible. It must describe its subject matter in terms of entities, properties, and rules.

Featuring articles on aspirin’s murky origins, scaling proteomics, and the history of fermentation.

Long before Ozempic and Mounjaro, there were mitochondrial uncouplers. While deadly if not used with care, it might be time for them to make a comeback.

The history of humanity’s pharmacopeia is often muddied by folklore. What can the origins of aspirin teach us about separating fact from fiction?