Teen wins approval to be Cryogenically Preserved
14-year-old girl who died of cancer wins approval to be cryogenically preserved.
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Into the Seat of Human Consciousness
Scientists think they now understand where our consciousness is in the brain.
Sequencing DNA in Space
A DNA sequencer recently delivered to the Space Station, could open the door to exciting forms of research.
Aquanauts Splash Down
Aquanauts splash down, beginning NEEMO 21 research mission.
Microscopic camera that can be injected into your body
This microscopic camera could help scientists in medical diagnoses, or to autonomous mini-robots.
Universal Cancer vaccine on the horizon
Universal cancer vaccine is on the horizon, after scientists managed to rewire immune cells to fight any type of disease.
Nano stretchy circuits could be used in Wearable Electronics
New integrated nano stretchy circuits, fabricated in interlocking segments like a 3-D puzzle, could be used in wearable electronics, allowing health care staff to monitor patients remotely.
3D Printing Metal in midair
Laser-assisted 3D printing with metallic inks, could help on the increasing demand for flexible, wearable electronics, antennas, sensors and more.
The smallest 400x Microscope for Smartphone
Nurugo Micro is the smallest digital microscope for your smartphone, with 400x magnification & high resolution.
ANA – a short film about the perils of robots
Look what happens when an AI deceives the manager and takes over a car factory. ANA – a fantastic short film about the perils of robots…