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Glowing silk-based tattoos measure oxygen in the blood This tattoo is for my mom, this one is for my dog, and this one measures my blood. By Cassidy Ward 3 days ago
Plug yourself in, because the human body can now generate its own electricity You don't even need an actual plug. By Elizabeth Rayne 5 days ago
Seeing beyond death: Reviving light-sensing cells in donor eyes Glimpsing the future in the eyes of the dead. By Cassidy Ward 5 days ago
Life from above: Drone-delivered defibrillators could save lives Cardiac quad-copters are the autonomous drone future we need. By Cassidy Ward 1 week ago
Handheld ‘tricorder’ identifies cancers without biopsy Too much sunlight might give you cancer, millimeter-wave light can find it. By Cassidy Ward 2 weeks ago
Your brain on fear: This is why you block scary memories Fear attacks you. Your brain fights back. By Elizabeth Rayne 3 weeks ago
Scientists recorded the sound of a single bacterium It's the world's smallest and loneliest disco. By Cassidy Ward 4 weeks ago
Restarting the molecular process might make it possible to reverse hair loss You won't have to wait for a full moon to grow back the hair you shed. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago
Robotic hand created with sense of touch, better at picking up objects (or punching kaiju) If a robot is going to punch something, it should at least feel the snap in its knuckles. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Joystick operations gamify surgery at a distance This is the highest stakes video game of all time. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago