Investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital have modified the gene editing system, making it possible to potentially target any location across the entire human genome.

Using the tool VirScan, researchers are able to detect antibodies in people’s blood that indicate active and past infections by viruses and bacteria. The goal is to learn how the virus affects the immune system.

The massive shift from the office to remote work will test the internet in ways it hasn’t been tested before, a Harvard expert on the technology industry said, offering a real-time experiment that will likely see failures, but from which unexpected solutions will also emerge.

Researchers use zebrafish to explore the connection between specific genetic mutations and group behavior.

Researchers have designed personalized blood biopsies that offer the potential of an early warning signal of breast cancer recurrence.

Harvard’s Wyss Institute will collaborate with other institutions to form the i3 Center where cancer immunologists and biological engineers will develop new biomaterials-based approaches to enable anti-cancer immune-therapies for therapy-resistant cancers.

Charles Darwin’s work arose in an era where many were thinking about the source of nature’s variety.

Human-environmental scientist says there are new clues about how and why the Maya culture collapsed.

In a new paper, Harvard researchers show for the first time that research-based online STEM demonstrations not only can teach students more, but can be just as effective as classroom teaching.

A Harvard panel explores the connection between smell, emotion, and memory.