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Spring/Summer 2026 September 2026How Cancer Cells Decide Their Fate
In studying a key cancer protein, Galit Lahav is revealing the importance of rhythm and timing in biology
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Spring/Summer 2026 June 2026By Studying Fruit Flies, Rachel Wilson Is Changing How We Understand the Brain
Research on navigation in Drosophila melanogaster reveals fundamental principles about how nervous systems operate
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Spring/Summer 2026 May 2026Reconsidering the Causes of Schizophrenia
Discovering a sensory quirk in patients sent Robert Freedman on a decades-long quest for genetic and biological clues
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Winter 2026 April 2026The Puzzle of Alzheimer’s Disease
Three scientists taking varied approaches to understanding Alzheimer’s discuss what it will take to move the field forward
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Winter 2026 March 2026The Long Game of Microbiome Science
Looking beyond the hype, three experts explain what research on the gut microbiome might actually deliver
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Winter 2026 February 2026How Blue Light Kills Superbugs
Photomedicine offers a promising new avenue of treatment to combat the crisis of antibiotic resistance
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Winter 2026 February 2026The Birth of Parallel Imaging
How a doodle on a napkin changed medical imaging and launched a young doctor’s career
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Fall 2025 November 2025Functional Neurological Disorder, Reframed
Science sheds new light on a disorder that medicine forgot
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Fall 2025 October 2025Harnessing Hypoxia
Chronic, continuous oxygen deprivation shows promise as a treatment for disease
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Summer 2025 August 2025The Genetics of Height
A fascination with the heredity of height has led to insights about the biology of growth and disease
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Science in the Balance August 2025“The Amount and Pace of Discovery Is Breathtaking”
David Ginty explores the sense of touch
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Science in the Balance August 2025“Having Continuity in Funding Is Important”
Dragana Rogulja’s lab is trying to understand why we need sleep
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Science in the Balance July 2025“I'm Worried About the Future of Virology”
Grant Yang is a PhD student who studies viruses
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Science in the Balance July 2025“Revolutionary Science Comes from Unexpected Angles”
Tom Rapoport unlocks the secrets of protein travel
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Science in the Balance July 2025“The Next Generation of Trainees Will Not Have the Same Opportunities”
Ally Questell aspires to become a doctor who advances patient care through research
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