Biotechnology Archives - Page 10 of 13

UK Will Use CRISPR on Human Embryos — a Step Closer to Human Genome Editing

Sveta McShane - February 7, 2016

Ready to Change the World? Apply Now for Singularity University’s Global Solutions Program

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - February 2, 2016

Blind Woman Receives Bionic Eye, Reads a Clock With Elation

Alison E. Berman - January 13, 2016

Check Out This Gravity-Defying Robot That Zips Up Vertical Walls

Jason Dorrier - January 6, 2016

From Bosons to Bigfoot: 6 Science Mysteries That Might Be Solved in 2016

Simon Cotton - January 5, 2016

A Big Year for Biotech: Bugs as Drugs, Precision Gene Editing, and Fake Food

Alison E. Berman - December 29, 2015

How Artificial Immune Systems May Be the Future of Cybersecurity

Shelly Fan - December 27, 2015

Gene Drives Could Wipe Out Insect-Borne Disease — But What’s the Price?

Shelly Fan - November 29, 2015

Hacking the Brain — Restoring Lost Abilities With the Latest Neurotechnologies

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - November 23, 2015

Bugs as Drugs: Seeking the Microbial Secret to Health

Shelly Fan - November 22, 2015

Exponential Medicine: The Most Detailed Snapshot of Human Health in History

Jason Dorrier - November 18, 2015

Exponential Medicine: The Most Advanced Nanotechnology Today Is Already Inside You

Jason Dorrier - November 13, 2015

LIVESTREAM: Watch Exponential Medicine 2015 Live From San Diego

Singularity Hub Staff - November 10, 2015

Wells Fargo Wants to Let You Make Million-Dollar Wire Transactions With Your Face and Voice

Tarun Wadhwa - November 4, 2015

Robots, Bioprinting, and the Future of Food [Video]

David J. Hill - October 30, 2015

3D Mapping the World’s Reefs With Sly Lee (Interview)

Alison E. Berman - October 29, 2015

The Technologies ‘Back to the Future’ Got Right, Wrong, and Left Out Entirely

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - October 19, 2015

See This Delicate Jellyfish 3D Printed in Self-Healing Gel

Jason Dorrier - September 30, 2015

A Genomics Revolution: Evolution by Natural Selection to Evolution by Intelligent Direction

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - September 28, 2015

Brain-Controlling Sound Waves Used to Steer Genetically Modified Worms

Shelly Fan - September 25, 2015

Meet the Mind-Controlling Algae Protein That Could Cure Blindness

Shelly Fan - September 20, 2015

Why We Should Embrace — Not Fear — the Biohacker Uprising

Shelly Fan - September 13, 2015

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What Will ‘Drag and Drop’ Gene Editing Do for You? Find Out on Ask an Expert [Video]

Jason Dorrier - September 10, 2015

Gene Editing Is Now Cheap and Easy—and No One Is Prepared for the Consequences

Vivek Wadhwa - September 8, 2015

Is Technology Unnatural—Or Is It ‘What Makes Us Human’?

Jason Dorrier - September 4, 2015

How Tiny Lab-Grown Human Brains Are Giving Big Insights Into Autism

Shelly Fan - July 26, 2015

Watch This Swarm of Simple Robots Do Surprisingly Complex Things

Jason Dorrier - July 24, 2015

As Nations Hack Each Other, Protecting Personal Information Must Become National Security Priority

Tarun Wadhwa - July 22, 2015

How Computers Will Crack the Genetic Code and Improve Billions of Lives

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - June 22, 2015

L’Oreal Goes After 3D Printed Human Skin to Test Beauty Products

Jason Dorrier - May 24, 2015

Watch Tiny Gecko Robots Haul Loads Up to 2,000 Times Their Own Weight

Jason Dorrier - April 27, 2015

They’re Alive! Watch These Mini 3D Printed Organs Beat Just Like Hearts

Jason Dorrier - April 22, 2015

The Feel-Good Switch: The Radical Future of Emotion

Steven Kotler - March 23, 2015

One State Wants To Let You Carry Your Driver’s License On Your Phone

Tarun Wadhwa - February 13, 2015

The Acceleration of Acceleration: How The Future Is Arriving Far Faster Than Expected

Steven Kotler - February 7, 2015

“Organs-on-a-Chip” Aims to Eliminate Animal Testing from Drug Research

Jason Dorrier - February 2, 2015

Quiet Seagoing Cuttlefish Robot Is Highly Maneuverable and Propeller Free

Jason Dorrier - January 21, 2015

If We Made ‘Back to the Future II’ Today: What Would 2045 Look Like?

Jason Dorrier - January 13, 2015

Artificial Enzymes from Artificial DNA Challenge Life As We Know It

Peniel M. Dimberu - December 10, 2014

Should scientists attempt to create artificial life?

David J. Hill - December 2, 2014

Groundbreaking Microscope Makes 3D Video of Living Cells in Real Time

Peniel M. Dimberu - November 26, 2014

Summit Europe: Chip Implants Easy as Piercings

Jason Dorrier - November 25, 2014

Exponential Medicine: Crowd Science Will Accelerate Scientific Progress to the ‘Speed of the Internet’

Jason Dorrier - November 11, 2014

Exponential Medicine 2014 Conference Kicks Off in San Diego

Jason Dorrier - November 10, 2014

Which New Technology Will Win the Race to Repair and Replace Our Organs?

Zoltan Istvan - November 2, 2014

Embrace Tomorrow, Launch Today: Summit Europe Amsterdam (November 19-20)

Singularity University - October 30, 2014

Transparent Graphene-Based Implants to Grant Clearer View of the Brain

Arlington Hewes - October 23, 2014

Next-Gen Diagnostics, Nanotechnology, and Bioengineering Begin Taking the Fight to Cancer

Jason Dorrier - October 21, 2014

Cancer Metastasis Reduced Up to 90% in Mice Using Engineered Decoy Protein

Arlington Hewes - October 14, 2014

Artificial Spleen ‘Cleans’ Blood of Pathogens

Peniel M. Dimberu - October 11, 2014

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