Singularity Archives - Page 10 of 23

New Technique Turns Brain Transparent, Gives Scientists Direct Look Into Brain

Peter Murray - April 22, 2013

Chinese Restaurant Owner Says Robot Noodle Maker Doing “A Good Job!”

Peter Murray - April 19, 2013

Why Your Next Phone Will Include Fingerprint, Facial, And Voice Recognition

Tarun Wadhwa - April 18, 2013

RNA-Based Drug Offers New Hope To Hepatitis C Patients

Peter Murray - April 17, 2013

Coming Soon to a Body Near You? World’s Smallest Chip to Be Swallowable

Jason Dorrier - April 16, 2013

Lab Grown Kidney Transplanted Into Rat

Peter Murray - April 15, 2013

America’s First Offshore Wind Farm Closer To Reality After Receiving $2 Billion From Japanese Bank

Peter Murray - April 15, 2013

Meet The Two-Ton Robotic Mantis: A Hexapod You Can Ride In

Jason Dorrier - April 13, 2013

Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox Suspends Trading As Prices Crash

Jason Dorrier - April 11, 2013

Red Meat Is Bad For Your Heart, But Possibly For A Previously Unknown Reason

Peter Murray - April 11, 2013

Google Fiber Expands In Kansas City, Heads To Austin Next

David J. Hill - April 10, 2013

Exponential Growth In Small Machines — Don’t Fear, They’re Here To Protect You

George Skidmore - April 10, 2013

Bitcoin Blows Up, Exchange Rate Jumps Ten-Fold in Recent Weeks

Jason Dorrier - April 9, 2013

Are We Paying Enough Attention to Information Technology’s Dark Side?

Jason Dorrier - April 8, 2013

Autism Rate Rises To 1 In 50 Children – Cause Still A Mystery

Peter Murray - April 8, 2013

Mobile Technology Milestone: First Cellular Call Made 40 Years Ago

David J. Hill - April 6, 2013

First Fully 3D Printed Building May Take Shape This Year

Jason Dorrier - April 4, 2013

Multiple Vaccinations on Same Day Does Not Raise Autism Risk

Peter Murray - April 4, 2013

World’s Largest Solar Power Plant Online In United Arab Emirates

Peter Murray - April 2, 2013

Controversial No More – Study Shows Much Hyped Multiple Sclerosis ‘Cure’ Doesn’t Work

Peter Murray - April 1, 2013

Accelerating Technology Parallels Exponentially Rising Piles of Junk

Jason Dorrier - March 31, 2013

Drones Light Up London Night Sky – With Star Trek Logo

Peter Murray - March 29, 2013

Scientists Inject Human Brain Cells Into Mice, Make Them Smarter

Peter Murray - March 28, 2013

Futuristic Predictions From 1988 LA Times Magazine Come True…Mostly

David J. Hill - March 28, 2013

World’s Biggest Radio Telescope Opens Eyes in the Chilean Atacama

Jason Dorrier - March 27, 2013

NASA to Launch 13,000 Square Foot Kapton Solar Sail in 2014

Jason Dorrier - March 25, 2013

China High-Speed Rail Nears 10,000 Kilometers, Plans To Expand to 50,000 By 2020

Peter Murray - March 25, 2013

Scientists Create 581 Clones From Same Mouse

Peter Murray - March 24, 2013

Brain Scans Can Now Tell Who You’re Thinking About

Peter Murray - March 23, 2013

“H.M.” – The Man Who Had Part Of His Brain Removed And Changed Neuroscience Forever

Peter Murray - March 20, 2013

‘Net-Zero’ Energy Store Being Built By Walgreens

David J. Hill - March 20, 2013

Exclusive Interview: Ray Kurzweil Discusses His First Two Months At Google

David J. Hill - March 19, 2013

Boats, Planes And Automobiles – Today’s RCs Are Amazing

Peter Murray - March 19, 2013

China’s BGI to Sequence 2,200 Geniuses In Search For “Smart” Genes

Jason Dorrier - March 19, 2013

Interview: Jason Silva Effs the Ineffable in Fresh Philosophical Espresso Shot

Jason Dorrier - March 18, 2013

Exclusive Interview With Avi Reichental, CEO Of 3D Systems

Singularity Hub Staff - March 18, 2013

A 3D Printed Spaceship On The Scale Of A Human Hair? Hello Nanoscribe 3D Printer

David J. Hill - March 17, 2013

MIT’s Robot Cheetah On The Run

Peter Murray - March 15, 2013

New Glasses Help Colorblind To See Normally

Peter Murray - March 14, 2013

Window Cleaning Robots Making Their Way To Skyscraper Happy United Arab Emirates

Peter Murray - March 13, 2013

Wirelessly Charged Lithium Battery Can Be Stretched, Folded, and Twisted

Jason Dorrier - March 13, 2013

Brains of Two Rats “Linked” Half Way Across The World

Peter Murray - March 11, 2013

Trailer For Futuristic Film ‘Project Kronos’ Explores Interstellar Space Travel Program

David J. Hill - March 11, 2013

Leading Neuroscientist Says Kurzweil Singularity Prediction A “Bunch Of Hot Air”

Peter Murray - March 10, 2013

LEDs to Outsell Traditional Light Bulbs in 5 Years

Jason Dorrier - March 7, 2013

Space Tourist Dennis Tito Announces Quest for Mars by 2018 – Can He Do It?

Jason Dorrier - March 7, 2013

Scientists Cure Diabetes With Gene Therapy In Dogs – Will It Work On Humans?

Peter Murray - March 6, 2013

After an Impressive 2012, Online Education to Go Global in 2013

Jason Dorrier - March 6, 2013

Another Legend Brought Back To Life With Technology — This Time It’s Audrey Hepburn

David J. Hill - March 6, 2013

Human Ear Created With 3D Printer

Peter Murray - March 4, 2013

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