In 1985, teenage boys made a chilling discovery in the Wolf River: a human skull. The remains would become known as “Wolf River Joanne Doe,” launching a cold case investigation.

Researchers reckon it could dramatically accelerate understanding of how DNA influences disease, cancer, and drug discovery.

DNA technology brings new hope to 40-year Wisconsin cold case. Investigators seek relatives of woman whose skull was found in Wolf River in 1984.

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Seamless Therapeutics entered into a strategic global research collaboration and licensing agreement with Eli Lilly and ...

Google unveils AI that can predict how DNA mutations cause disease - ‘This could add another piece of the puzzle for the ...

The model’s release comes five years after DeepMind introduced its seminal AlphaFold neural network. The latter algorithm can ...

In 1985, teenage boys made a chilling discovery in the Wolf River: a human skull. The remains would become known as “Wolf ...

Asharq Al Awsat Google unveiled an artificial intelligence tool Wednesday that its scientists said would help unravel the mysteries of the human genome -- and could one day lead to new treatments for ...

In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech in 1980, genomics pioneer Fred Sanger described science as “a voyage of discovery into ...

This week, over 2,000 Ohio high school students will take their place in courtrooms across the state for the Ohio Center for ...

It wrecked our life,” her father said. “I don’t think you ever have closure out of this, because even if we found Jennifer ...