Antonio Regalado
I am the senior editor for biomedicine for MIT Technology Review. I look for stories about how technology is changing medicine and biomedical research. Before joining MIT Technology Review in July 2011, I lived in São Paulo, Brazil, where I wrote about science, technology, and politics in Latin America for Science and other publications. From 2000 to 2009, I was the science reporter at the Wall Street Journal and later a foreign correspondent.
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April 18, 2019
The scientist who created CRISPR babies is on Time’s most-influential list—but not in a good way -
April 17, 2019
Scientists have restored circulation to severed pig brains in a step that blurs the definition of death -
April 17, 2019
CRISPR has been used to treat US cancer patients for the first time -
April 10, 2019
Chinese scientists have put human brain genes in monkeys—and yes, they may be smarter -
March 26, 2019
Genome engineers made more than 13,000 CRISPR edits in a single cell -
March 21, 2019
Microsoft just booted up the first “DNA drive” for storing data -
March 21, 2019
The UK’s health minister accidentally revealed everything wrong with polygenic risk scores -
March 19, 2019
Did DNA finger Jack the Ripper? Probably not, but old objects are ready to reveal their secrets -
March 8, 2019
23andMe thinks polygenic risk scores are ready for the masses, but experts aren’t so sure -
February 28, 2019
The secret to a new drug could be hiding in your genes - See all of Antonio's stories