Recent Work

By Elie Dolgin • September 7, 2026
Autonomous blood-drawing devices could help address phlebotomist shortages.
By Elie Dolgin • August 26, 2026
This ancient oddball fills a major gap in the fossil record.
By Elie Dolgin • August 12, 2026
Jaw-dropping patient videos and miraculous testimonials ignited a frenzy in China over a technique that aims to improve drainage from the brain. Now it is entering trials worldwide.
By Elie Dolgin • July 22, 2026
But politics could derail the one thing to unlock it.
By Elie Dolgin • July 16, 2026
Efforts intensify to ferry large-molecule medicines into the brain, following the first FDA approval of an engineered biologic that overcomes delivery hurdles.
By Elie Dolgin • July 16, 2026
Researchers and drugmakers are shifting focus to a new generation of therapies aimed at a process called somatic expansion.
By Elie Dolgin • June 11, 2026
Enhanced cryo–electron microscopy promises to bring previously elusive proteins into view.
By Elie Dolgin • April 30, 2026
AI-guided redesign of protein alphabet in bacteria could unlock new ways to build synthetic organisms.
By Elie Dolgin • April 2, 2026
A shadow-sensing skill known as skototaxis helps cicadas find trees to molt on.
By Elie Dolgin • April 1, 2026
In a small trial, the simulation pinpoints the source of faulty beats and speeds procedure time.
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