How Flu Changes Within the Human Body May Hint at Future Global Trends New genetic technologies are letting us look at flu evolution right where it starts: within individual people, while they're sick. By Katherine Xue and Jesse Bloom
DNA Testing on Mummies Reveals Surprise Ancestry for Ancient Egyptians Finally scientists have been able to sequence the DNA of an ancient Egyptian mummy—and the results are surprising. By Alanna Martinez
Wildlife Poaching Police Just Got a New Weapon A portable, cheap DNA sequencer could become to poachers what a breathalyzer has become to drunk drivers. By Roman Goergen
The Art Basel and UBS Collecting Survey Shows Gen Z Setting the Pace, and the Megafair Is Remaking Itself to Keep Up By Elisa Carollo
At Copenhagen’s Koan, Kristian Baumann Turns a Dual Identity Into a Culinary Strength By Emily Zemler
Dindga McCannon Has Been Stitching Black History into the American Art Canon for 60 Years By Elisa Carollo