Genetics Archives - Page 6 of 12

Hyperloop Is Coming

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - February 16, 2015

Technology Gives Us the Power to Rewrite Nature

Jason Dorrier - February 8, 2015

Google Pledges $3 Million to Singularity University to Make Graduate Studies Program Free of Charge

Singularity Hub Staff - January 28, 2015

The Truth About Addiction: We’re All Junkies Now

Steven Kotler - January 24, 2015

Working Lab-Grown Human Muscles to Serve as ‘Clinical Trials in a Dish’

Jason Dorrier - January 19, 2015

Can DNA Nanobots Successfully Treat Cancer Patients? First Human Trial Soon

Jason Dorrier - January 8, 2015

These 11 Technologies Will Go Big in 2015

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - January 6, 2015

Women Working on the Frontiers of Technology

Darlene Damm - December 31, 2014

How Technology Brought Us Closer to the Future in 2014

Jason Dorrier - December 17, 2014

Artificial Enzymes from Artificial DNA Challenge Life As We Know It

Peniel M. Dimberu - December 10, 2014

Two Crowdfunded Machines Make Biotechnology Accessible to All

Sveta McShane - November 28, 2014

Summit Europe: To Anticipate the Future Is to Abandon Intuition

Jason Dorrier - November 23, 2014

Exponential Medicine: Data Deluge to Disrupt Healthcare This Decade

Jason Dorrier - November 16, 2014

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

Jason Dorrier - November 11, 2014

Exponential Medicine: Craig Venter Estimates 5 Million Complete Human Genomes Sequenced by 2020

Jason Dorrier - November 11, 2014

Exponential Medicine 2014 Conference Kicks Off in San Diego

Jason Dorrier - November 10, 2014

Prehistoric DNA: 45,000-Year-Old Modern Human Genome the Oldest Yet Sequenced

Peniel M. Dimberu - November 5, 2014

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

Singularity University - October 30, 2014

Are Efforts at Total Brain Simulation Putting the Cart Before the Horse?

Jason Dorrier - October 26, 2014

A Blood Test for Depression Moves Closer to Reality

Peniel M. Dimberu - October 7, 2014

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Sci-Fi Short “Restitution” Explores Whether Humans Are Ethically Ready for Cloning’s Consequences

Sveta McShane - August 23, 2014

Lab-Grown Neurons Deliver a Real-Time Glimpse Into How the Brain Works

Arlington Hewes - August 15, 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

Study Finds a Genetic Link to Autism, Researchers Hope to Find More

Arlington Hewes - July 16, 2014

“The World in 2025” Predicts Abundant Solar Power and Food, Tailored Drugs, Gene Therapies

Jason Dorrier - July 13, 2014

Algorithm Hunts Rare Genetic Disorders from Facial Features in Photos

Arlington Hewes - July 9, 2014

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

Steven Kotler - June 24, 2014

Researchers Add New Letters to Life’s Genetic Alphabet

Cameron Scott - May 30, 2014

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

Steven Kotler - May 22, 2014

Chilean Incubator Wants Companies Using Tech to Help the Poor

Cameron Scott - May 15, 2014

Link Between Mom’s Diet at Conception and Child’s Lifelong Health, Study Reveals

Cameron Scott - May 9, 2014

Have researchers found the ‘fattening gene’?

Arlington Hewes - May 1, 2014

The Surprising Medical Value of Poop

Cameron Scott - April 26, 2014

Jason Silva’s Latest: To Be Human Is to Be Transhuman

Jason Dorrier - April 1, 2014

Will Virus Particles Meet Their End In These Tiny Death Traps?

Cameron Scott - April 1, 2014

Genetically Engineered T Cells Used as a Weapon Against HIV/AIDS

Cameron Scott - March 23, 2014

Backing Up the World’s Food Supply with 800,000 Plant Species on Ice

Jason Dorrier - March 15, 2014

Latest Tool to Fight Cancer Is a Crowdsourcing ‘Asteroids’-Like Mobile Game

Cameron Scott - February 14, 2014

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

Jason Dorrier - February 2, 2014

DNA Origami to Nanomachines: Building Tiny Robots for the Body and Beyond

Jason Dorrier - January 27, 2014

Gene Therapy Improves Sight in UK Patients

Cameron Scott - January 26, 2014

Gene Therapy Helps Parkinson’s Patients, But Is It Simply A Placebo?

Cameron Scott - January 24, 2014

Amid a Debate That’s Hot As Ever, General Mills Says No GMOs in Its Cold Cheerios

Jason Dorrier - January 23, 2014

Sight, Sound Out of Sync in Kids With Autism Says Study

Cameron Scott - January 22, 2014

It’s Alive! Artificial-Life Worm Wiggles on Its Own

Cameron Scott - January 9, 2014

Gene Therapy Turns Several Leukemia Patients Cancer Free. Will It Work for Other Cancers, Too?

Cameron Scott - January 6, 2014

Genomic Studies Sift Centenarian DNA for Genes Protecting Against Age-Related Diseases

Jason Dorrier - December 29, 2013

Evidence Mounts for Gene Therapy as Treatment for Heart Failure

Cameron Scott - December 13, 2013

FDA Tells 23andMe to Stop Marketing DNA Sequencing Service

Cameron Scott - November 26, 2013

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