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AI solves superbug mystery in days
A new tool from Google cracks a decade-long puzzle about antibiotic-resistant germs, surprising scientists with fast and fresh ideas.

First synthetic yeast genome completed with last synthetic chromosome
Synthetic biologists have completed the construction of the final chromosome in the first synthetic yeast genome.

Open source AI model matches the performance of AlphaFold3
MIT scientists have released a new open source AI model to predict protein structure with a performance similar to AlphaFold3.

Light-driven nanoreactor makes hydrogen
Scientists have developed a nanoreactor that uses light to make hydrogen, mixing natural processes and artificial systems.

Biochemist and AI researchers win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Researchers in computational protein design and protein structure prediction assisted by AI have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Simple synthetic cells produce and transfer energy like natural cells
Scientists are trying to create synthetic cells that are simplified versions of living cells and work like living cells.

A fish with legs?
Walking fish could teach us how evolution allows for adaptation to very specific environments