Frontiers

How to Turn Biology into a Language

AI is helping us create languages out of proteins and other molecules. Grow’s Christina Agapakis speaks with two founders about how that will shape the medicine of the future.

Attribution Intelligence

By Claire Hendershot

Terraforming Earth

By Tatyana Woodall

Vaccinating Crops

By Dan Samorodnitsky

Leeches with Jobs

By Zhengyang Wang

Reimagining the Bioreactor

By Katia Tarasava

Going Viral

By Maddie Bender

Don’t Shoot the Messenger

By Allison Whitten

More than a Moonshot

By The Editors

Hacking Trees

By The Editors

SYNBIO 2050

By Alexa Garcia

Down to Earth

By Davian Ho

The Fullness of Time

By Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu

Dreams and Nightmares of a New Wild West

By Alex Pearlman

Custom Highs

By Michelle Lhooq

Who Will Control the Exowomb?

By Danya Glabau

Fish Out of Water

By Nadia Berenstein

A Real-Life Body Clock

By Max G. Levy

Love Island

By Elvia Wilk

Engineering Equity

By Aishani Aatresh

Biology’s Sharp Left Turn

By Sophia Roosth

When Robots Multiply

By Max G. Levy

On the Road to Science Equity

By Yewande Pearse

The Last Kingdom

By Davian Ho

A Feeling for the Organism

By Claire L. Evans

The Serendipity of Llama Biocapital

By Brad Bolman

Mothers of Invention

By Jessica Friedmann

The New Natural

By Christina Agapakis

The Ingredient Revolution

By Jamie Rosen

The Age of Agelessness

By Frank Swain

The Digital Jungle

By Claire L. Evans

Intelligent Designs

By Victoria Campbell

The Lab Philosopher

By Christina Agapakis

Beyond Smart Rocks

By Claire L. Evans

Is DNA Hardware or Software?

By Christina Agapakis

The Cell Conductor

By Jill Neimark

Genetic Sputniks

By Luis Campos

Microscopic Doctors

By Princess Ojiaku

Cheese Quest

By Cynthia Graber

After the Metabiome

By Andy Gonzalez

Moving the Needle

By Christina Agapakis

The Nature of Nature

By Rowan Jacobsen