Yearly Archives: 2010

SU’s Winter Executive Program Gearing Up (Video)

Aaron Saenz - January 5, 2010

Winter break is almost over, so it's time to start thinking about going to school, even if you're years past your college graduation. Singularity...

Nanotechnology Creates Artificial Artery for Clinical Trials

Aaron Saenz - January 5, 2010

Researchers at London Royal Free Hospital are hoping to save limbs and lives with the creation of their new artificial artery. Unlike current artery...

The future is Nao (maybe)

Steven Wasick - January 5, 2010

If there were two shining promises made about what we would have in the future, they were the flying car and the household robot....

Kurzweil Takes On Kindle With New E-Reader Platform Blio

Aaron Saenz - January 4, 2010

Amazon sold more books in digital media than on paper this Christmas and 2010 looks to be the year of the e-reader. Along with...

Wireless Device Reads Brain Signals, Turns them into Speech (Video)

Aaron Saenz - January 4, 2010

Remarkable news keeps coming for those who are trapped in their own bodies. People with locked-in syndrome, a condition where a healthy mind...

Robot Look Alikes Go On Sale in Japan (Video)

Aaron Saenz - January 4, 2010

It may be years before you can purchase a genetic clone of yourself, but robotic ones are already on sale in Japan. Department store...

Singularity Hub Turns One – Looking Forward To Year Two

Singularity Hub Staff - January 3, 2010

With 2009 now behind us it is time to take a moment to reflect on Singularity Hub's first year of operation. With our...

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This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through December 21)

Textbook Depictions of Neurons May Be Wrong, According to Controversial Study

Neuralink Rival’s Biohybrid Implant Connects to the Brain With Living Neurons

How to Be Healthy at 100: Centenarian Stem Cells Could Hold the Key