In this week's edition of Petri Dish, a Boston cancer biotech is on the hunt for a new CFO, a startup has signed a deal ahead of its IPO and a cancer drug developer raised $175 million. Biotech layoff ...

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Biological robots made from frog cells can replicate by smooshing loose cells into new robots—a reproduction method not seen in any other organism. The lab-made organoids are fully functional, the ...

Of the many big, unanswered questions in this Universe, the ones pertaining to the functioning of biological neural networks are probably among the most intriguing. From the lowliest neurally gifted ...

“Health experts are facing increased pressure this winter in the face of outbreaks of COVID, the flu, RSV and norovirus, which they’re calling a quad-demic,” Weekend Update anchor Colin Jost reported ...

After a bit of time, he pulls out the dish to find all sorts of nasty cultures on it. It's some really gross-looking stuff. We don't know exactly what was found, but he said in a caption that it ...

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As Smithsonian reports, sponges are capable of harboring more bacterial diversity than laboratory petri dishes. Sponges sop up moisture and food particles—two components that make them attractive to ...

Expo Chicago rolls around once again, kicking off Thursday at Navy Pier. The annual confab, Chicago’s biggest arts gathering, arrives at the right time to take the temperature of our challenging arts ...