The U of M has built the world’s first synthetic cell that can grow, divide and replicate, opening the door to new possibilities in medicine and engineering.

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Michigan lawmakers worked through the night Thursday and into Friday morning to pass an overdue state budget that includes an ...

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From simple chemicals to a cell-like system that grows and reproduces, researchers have crossed a major milestone. The ...

The 2025 Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Awards were unveiled on Tuesday, honoring 206 individuals and projects for ...

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The tech giants will embed their engineers directly into customer teams, challenging decades of dominance by systems ...

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We need a royal commission into the largest corruption scandal in this state’s history not only to expose how $15 billion has ...

The doors of the St. Michael’s Veterans Center’s Valor House formally opened this week, providing housing for over 60 ...

The Manila city government on Wednesday turned over modern housing units to 65 beneficiary families under its in-city ...