Biotechnology Archives - Page 8 of 13

The Age of Cyborgs Has Arrived

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - August 4, 2017

To Design the Perfect Drone, Follow Nature’s Lead

Edd Gent - August 1, 2017

New Film ‘Food Evolution’ Takes on One of the Most Polarizing Scientific Topics

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - July 19, 2017

A Living Hard Drive: This GIF Was Stored in the DNA of Bacteria

Edd Gent - July 16, 2017

‘Biological Teleportation’ Edges Closer With Craig Venter’s Digital-to-Biological Converter

Shelly Fan - June 28, 2017

Designing Antiviral Proteins via Computer Could Help Halt the Next Pandemic

Ian Haydon - June 19, 2017

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Ray Kurzweil: Our Health Is About to Be Radically Transformed

Singularity Hub Staff - June 9, 2017

Here Are the Microsurgeons That Will Soon Roam Our Bodies

Shelly Fan - June 7, 2017

7 Big Tech Trends That Are Changing the Way We Make Things

Jason Dorrier - May 30, 2017

3D Printed Medical Implants That Fit the Body Perfectly Are on the Way

Edd Gent - May 17, 2017

These Cells Are Engineered to Be Controlled by a Smartphone

Shelly Fan - May 11, 2017

Scientists Create the Most Successful Artificial Womb Yet

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - April 28, 2017

Scientists Hacked a Cell’s DNA and Made a Biocomputer Out of It

Shelly Fan - April 12, 2017

The Weird World of Cyborg Animals Is Here

Edd Gent - March 24, 2017

Long Extinct Species to Be Revived in the Lab With Powerful New Tools

Peter Rejcek - March 13, 2017

How Fully Synthetic Complex Life Just Got a Lot Closer

Edd Gent - March 12, 2017

Are We Ready for Cyborgs? The Tech Is on Its Way

Sophia Stuart - March 4, 2017

Would You Want a Dog That Was Genetically Engineered to Be Healthier?

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - February 26, 2017

5 of the World’s Strangest Creatures Aren’t Just Weird—They’re Really Useful Too

Peter Rejcek - February 21, 2017

This One-Cent Lab-on-a-Chip Can Diagnose Cancer and Infections

Shelly Fan - February 19, 2017

Talking to a Computer May Soon Be Enough to Diagnose Illness

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - February 13, 2017

The Ethics of Organoids: Scientists Weigh in on New Mini-Organs

Edd Gent - January 27, 2017

Stem Cells Are Poised to Change Health and Medicine Forever

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - January 17, 2017

Aging and Death Are the Evolutionary Price of Complexity

Arunas L Radzvilavicius - January 15, 2017

How Babies in the UK Can Now Legally Have DNA From Three People

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - January 10, 2017

The Technologies We’re Most Fired Up to Watch in 2017

Alison E. Berman - January 2, 2017

This Playful Lab-in-a-Box Will Teach You How to Reprogram Life

Sveta McShane - December 28, 2016

What Happens When Tech Takes Control of Evolution?

Raya Bidshahri - December 20, 2016

Bioprinting Is One Step Closer to Making a Human Kidney

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - November 27, 2016

Lung Cancer Patient First to Undergo CRISPR Gene Editing

Matthew Straub - November 18, 2016

Nanobionic Implant Transforms Spinach Into a Bomb Detector

Shelly Fan - November 16, 2016

New ‘Thinking Soil’ Fixes Concrete Foundations Using Engineered Bacteria

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - November 14, 2016

Pill Packing 100 Billion Designer Bacteria Could Be Tested Next Year

Sveta McShane - November 11, 2016

Printable Organs Will Put an End to Transplant Lists

Tobi Ogunnaike - November 4, 2016

Why the World Is Better Than Ever—and Will Get Better Still

Sveta McShane - November 1, 2016

First Dinosaur Brain Fossil Suggests They May Have Been Smarter Than We Thought

Alex Liu - October 28, 2016

Medicine Will Advance More in the Next 10 Years Than It Did in the Last 100

Vivek Wadhwa - October 26, 2016

Mice Born From Artificial Eggs a ‘Stunning Achievement’

Shelly Fan - October 25, 2016

Can DNA Hard Drives Solve Our Looming Data Storage Crisis?

Tobi Ogunnaike - October 21, 2016

The Astonishing Healthcare Tech of the Future Is Arriving

Alison E. Berman - October 15, 2016

How We’ll Stop Future Pandemics? Engineer Vaccines From the Ground Up

Jason Dorrier - October 15, 2016

We’ll Soon Trust AI More Than Doctors to Diagnose Disease

Jason Dorrier - October 13, 2016

Writing the First Human Genome by 2026 Is Synthetic Biology’s Grand Challenge

Jason Dorrier - October 10, 2016

3 DNA Technologies That Will Forever Change Your Home Life

Sveta McShane - October 9, 2016

Tomorrow’s Healthcare Is Here Today: Exponential Medicine Begins in San Diego

Alison E. Berman - October 8, 2016

Hacking Our Senses Will Transform How We Experience the World

Edd Gent - October 4, 2016

Designer Babies and the New Technology of Having Children

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - October 3, 2016

No Technology Thrives Alone: Progress Is All About Convergence

Jason Ganz - September 29, 2016

New Smart Tattoos Let You Control Your Phone Using Your Skin

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - September 21, 2016

4 Reasons Why You Should Experience Exponential Medicine 2016

Singularity University - September 19, 2016

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