Scientists across the globe are working to bring extinct species back to life. But do the facts measure up, or is this still ...

The de-extinct dire wolves created by a biotechnology company are now old enough to breed, according to the firm behind the ...

Colossal Biosciences CEO Ben Lamm explains how ancient DNA, AI and CRISPR are helping scientists pursue de-extinction.

This story is part of our Chief Innovation Officer Forecast series with Quartz, a business report from the front lines of the future. Colossal Biosciences has generated a flurry of headlines in recent ...

The extraction of genetic material from archaeological remains, known as ancient DNA, is helping scientists gain insights into our distant past. With advances in sequencing technology, these ...

In the closing keynote of GEN’s “The State of CRISPR & Genome Editing” virtual summit, originally broadcast on June 11, 2025, Beth Shapiro, DPhil, Chief Scientific Officer, Colossal Biosciences and ...

"This initiative will redefine conservation in the United States." ...

New York Post newsroom and editorial staff were not involved in the creation of this content. When Colossal Biosciences announced the birth of dire wolves in 2025, the reaction was immediate and ...

With much controversy swirling around Colossal's proxy dire wolves, we spoke with the company's CEO to find out how these animals were created and what so-called de-extinction technology could mean ...

Credit: Anna Tutova (Founder AI Crypto Minds) with Ben Lamm (co-Founder & CEO Colossal Biosciences) at World Governments Summit in Dubai. When you walk into Dubai's Museum of the Future this year, you ...