Biotechnology Archives - Page 11 of 13

A Blood Test for Depression Moves Closer to Reality

Peniel M. Dimberu - October 7, 2014

Promising Method for Detecting Pancreatic Cancer Years Before Traditional Diagnosis

Arlington Hewes - October 2, 2014

Lego-Like Blocks Connect to Form Microfluidic Mini-Laboratories

Jason Dorrier - September 25, 2014

Bacteria from New Residents Populate Homes Within One Day, According to Study

David J. Hill - September 1, 2014

Can You 3D Print Emotions? New “Love Project” Uses Biometric Sensors to Create Household Objects

Sveta McShane - August 27, 2014

If the Body Is a Machine, Can It Be Maintained Indefinitely?

Jason Dorrier - August 3, 2014

Lab-Grown Cheese Made by ‘Milking’ Genetically Modified Yeast Cells

Jason Dorrier - July 21, 2014

Robotic Hand Uses AI to Specialize Its Grip for Any Object

Cameron Scott - June 25, 2014

Dr. Franken-Tree, I Presume: Using Biotechnology to Battle Extinction

Steven Kotler - June 24, 2014

Velociraptor Robot Can Run Down a Human (Luckily, It Lacks Claws)

Jason Dorrier - June 13, 2014

Staggering Promise of Exponential Technologies in a Succinct 5-Minute Video

Jason Dorrier - June 10, 2014

Promising Malaria Vaccine Looks to Employ Robots to Mass Produce Its Product

Cameron Scott - June 1, 2014

Singularity Surplus: New Uses for Hot Techs and New Tech for Unwanted Heat

Cameron Scott - May 30, 2014

Researchers Add New Letters to Life’s Genetic Alphabet

Cameron Scott - May 30, 2014

3D Printers and Drones — The Best Mash-up Since Peanut Butter and Chocolate?

Cameron Scott - May 24, 2014

Biotech’s Brave New World: Push One To Create Life; Push Two To Create Alien Life

Steven Kotler - May 22, 2014

3D Printed Organs, Blood Vessels and All, Takes a Big Step Toward Reality

Cameron Scott - May 5, 2014

The Surprising Medical Value of Poop

Cameron Scott - April 26, 2014

Robotic Fish Swims as Deftly as the Real Thing

Cameron Scott - March 19, 2014

Inside the Future of Healthcare With Singularity University’s Daniel Kraft

Jason Dorrier - March 4, 2014

Wristband Lets Users Unlock Bitcoin Wallets With Heartbeats

Cameron Scott - February 12, 2014

Illumina Claims New Sequencer Transcribes 18,000 Genomes per Year at $1,000 Each

Jason Dorrier - February 2, 2014

New Pills Deliver Bacteria, Not Drugs, To Cure Us

Cameron Scott - January 13, 2014

Flying Spherical Robot Gimball Collides With Objects, But Keeps On Flying

Jason Dorrier - November 2, 2013

Pill-Sized Implant Enters Clinical Trials as Vaccine Against Deadly Cancer

Cameron Scott - October 4, 2013

FDA Approves Artificial Pancreas You Can Wear

Cameron Scott - September 28, 2013

Seabreacher X Is Both Submersible and Rocket Boat

Jason Dorrier - September 21, 2013

iPhone 5S Will Be a Trial Balloon for Biometric Log-in Systems

Cameron Scott - September 12, 2013

Can Bacteria Fight Obesity? Gut Bacteria From Thin Humans Can Make Obese Mice Slim

Cameron Scott - September 12, 2013

Robots Are So Hot, Even Robotic Cockroaches Sell Like Hotcakes

Cameron Scott - September 10, 2013

Sarah Murnaghan’s Two Double Lung Transplants Inspiring and Sobering

Jason Dorrier - September 4, 2013

Facebook Plans to Add Millions More Faces to Its Facial Recognition Database

Cameron Scott - September 4, 2013

Brazil and India Lead the Way in Everyday Use of Biometrics

Cameron Scott - August 26, 2013

Already in Use in Canada and India, Iris Scans Get Thumbs-Up in U.S. Government Study

Cameron Scott - August 23, 2013

Tiny Lab-Grown Heart Beats On Its Own

Cameron Scott - August 20, 2013

DARPA, IBM Neurosynaptic Chip and Programming Language Mimic the Brain

Jason Dorrier - August 11, 2013

Crabster Robot to Walk Along the Ocean Floor, Investigate Shipwrecks

Jason Dorrier - August 2, 2013

Smelling Cancer: Device Detects Bladder Cancer From Odor of Urine

Ian Anglin - July 31, 2013

Cheetah-cub Robot Mimics the Real Thing, Stable Even at Top Speeds

Jason Dorrier - June 26, 2013

US Supreme Court Says Synthetic Genes Are Patentable, Naturally Occurring Genes Are Not

Jason Dorrier - June 17, 2013

You can now place your order for a burger grown entirely in a lab

Peter Murray - May 22, 2013

Video Shows Robo Raven Diving, Spiraling, Flipping—and Getting Attacked by a Hawk

Jason Dorrier - May 14, 2013

New Device Keeps Liver Alive Outside Body

Peter Murray - April 24, 2013

Festo’s Robot Dragonfly an Awesome Mix of Prehistoric and Futuristic

Jason Dorrier - April 17, 2013

Catherine Mohr: The Da Vinci Surgical Robot and Beyond

Jason Dorrier - February 22, 2013

FDA Approves Eye Implant Enabling The Blind To Partially See

David J. Hill - February 19, 2013

AutoDesk and Organovo Team Up To Bring Printable Human Organs Closer

Jason Dorrier - February 13, 2013

Google Wants to Ditch the Password – Sounds Lovely

Jason Dorrier - February 4, 2013

Biotech Startup uBiome Aims To Sequence The Bacteria That Call Our Bodies Home

David J. Hill - December 28, 2012

Paralyzed Dogs Walk After Transplant Of Cells Taken From Their Noses

Peter Murray - November 28, 2012

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