Han Brunner News Today

Ian Brunner grew up in the Pittsburgh area, graduated from the University of Dayton and planned to continue his studies with a master's degree in engineering.

“The one gene, one disease idea is a thing of the past.” Scientists aren’t simply trying to identify people who are innately predisposed to incivility, immorality, or lawlessness. They’re examining how parenting, education, and other life experiences trigger those biological leanings.

In the mini-series “Defending Jacob,” murder genes were used as evidence in criminal cases. A murder gene is a term used for a link or similarity in the genes of criminals to see if there is something in their DNA that made them more likely to kill. But do these really exist? To what extent...

PacBio, a leading developer of high-quality, highly accurate sequencing solutions today announced a clinical research study with Radboud University Medical Center (Radboudumc) to explore genetic causes of rare and genetic diseases.

/PRNewswire/ -- PacBio (NASDAQ: PACB), a leading developer of high-quality, highly accurate sequencing solutions today announced a clinical research study with...

A Pittsburgh native was killed in a tragic accident just hours after his college graduation.

A NEW book I’ve just read has reminded me of the oldest question in criminology: are the roots of criminality in our biology and genes, or instead…