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Researchers find that washing simulated Martian soil reduces harm to microscopic animals, balancing planetary protection with the needs of future space colonies while aiding plant growth for long-term bases.

A new study in Nature reveals complex eukaryotic cells began forming 2.9 billion years ago, a billion years earlier than thought, upending theories on the origin of plants and animals.

CellWhisperer uses artificial intelligence to make studying single cells easier by linking gene data to everyday language, allowing scientists to ask questions without needing complex computer skills.

A new study finds that pure ice shields the building blocks of life from radiation, offering a new target for future missions searching for microbes on Mars.

Rewriting rules for life's origins in Titan’s frozen lakes.

Researchers find that frozen mouse spermatogonial stem cells stay fertile after six months on the International Space Station, offering hope for reproduction during long space missions.

Scientists have developed a nanoreactor that uses light to make hydrogen, mixing natural processes and artificial systems.

Walking fish could teach us how evolution allows for adaptation to very specific environments