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Winter 2025 January 2025Decoding the Chemistry of the Microbiome
Scientists zoom in on microbial messages at the molecular level to understand how the microbiome shapes health
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Autumn 2024 October 2024Did AI Solve the Protein-Folding Problem?
Now that AlphaFold has tackled biology’s greatest challenge, scientists can turn to even bigger questions
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Autumn 2024 October 2024A Biomedical Researcher on AI's Promises and Pitfalls
A conversation with Marinka Zitnik, assistant professor of biomedical informatics in the Blavatnik Institute at HMS
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Spring 2024 June 2024Making Sense of Interoception
How we perceive what’s happening inside our bodies and what that means for our health
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The Heart Issue October 2023Alumni Reflect on Game-Changing Medical Discoveries
Which scientific or medical development has excited you the most during your career?
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Viral World Issue Spring 2022Altering Perceptions on Psychedelics
Growing evidence for the safety and efficacy of psychedelics could lead to better treatments for anxiety, depression, pain, and other often intractable conditions
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Skin Issue Autumn 2021Direct Approach
Harvard center aims to accelerate human skin disease research worldwide
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Imaging Issue Autumn 2018A Better Look
The development of cryo-EM has revolutionized structural biology
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Imaging Issue Autumn 2018Glowing Recommendations
New resource helps researchers select fluorescent proteins for experiments
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Assembled with Care Issue Winter 2015Space Science
Flexible designs give scientists the options needed for collaboration, discovery
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Assembled with Care Issue Winter 2015Strike a Pose
The structure of our proteins informs how we function
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Impossible Medicine Issue Spring 2011The Discovery Channel
Why do Harvard doctors remain undaunted by the demands of discovery?
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Impossible Medicine Issue Spring 2011The Twilight Zone
What discoveries were unimaginable even a decade ago?
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