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Synthetic biology strategy enables controlled expansion of small engineered liver constructs inside the body for potential transplant support.

The trial activates three genes to partially reprogram aged cells in an effort to regenerate damaged optic nerve neurons in glaucoma patients.

Researchers simulate space conditions to build realistic muscle models for health studies and new treatments.

Scientists develop a method to create medical implants inside the body using ultrasound, without needing to use surgery.

Stanford’s SENSBIT system monitors drugs in blood for a week, helping detect diseases early and improve treatments.

Stanford researchers develop a method to deliver RNA to specific neuron parts, aiding repair and growth in neurological disorders.

NicheCompass uses artificial intelligence to analyze millions of cells, helping doctors create personalized plans for diseases like cancer.