Inside the race to develop a new Ebola vaccine
As Ebola rages, Moderna and others are racing to develop an mRNA vaccine for the rare Bundibugyo virus driving the current outbreak
As Ebola rages, Moderna and others are racing to develop an mRNA vaccine for the rare Bundibugyo virus driving the current outbreak
The first participant has been treated in a landmark clinical trial of cellular reprogramming, which aims to rejuvenate aging cells
Tungsten is a coveted for military uses. Restoring domestic supply could help with ongoing munitions shortages
Tungsten is a coveted metal for military uses. Restoring domestic supply could help with ongoing munitions shortages
Mathematicians have considered how to watch every corner of a space—but soccer adds moving players, blocked views and constant action
NASA's X-59 research aircraft reached its target speed and altitude for the first time on Friday
NASA’s X-59 research aircraft reached its target speed and altitude for the first time on Friday
A study finding that even one drink a day causes health risks was deliberately sidelined by the Trump administration, a former federal public health official alleges
Melting permafrost is releasing carbon into the atmosphere, but scientists may have underestimated just how bad the situation may be, a new analysis finds
The 24 alien books the Scientific American staff love, from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy to Contact and beyond