CRISPR’s next act, the new ‘world’s fastest computer’ and how to triumph in the metaphorical penalty shootout of life.
29 June 2026
CRISPR’s next act, the new ‘world’s fastest computer’ and how to triumph in the metaphorical penalty shootout of life.
By
Flora Graham
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Next-gen CRISPR tools improve editing accuracy in embryos, but also stoke ethical concerns
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