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Researchers hack cell biology to create complex shapes that form living tissue
The next step beyond 3D-printed tissues and organs
Brainwave ‘mirroring’ neurotechnology improves post-traumatic stress symptoms
Brain "listens" to itself, re-balances its brainwave activity between hemispheres
Will artificial intelligence become conscious?
A breakthrough low-light image sensor for photography, life sciences, security
DARPA-sponsored research project allows for capturing single photons, replaces time exposure
How to program DNA like we do computers
Researchers program DNA molecules to follow specific instructions to create sophisticated molecular machines for medical and research uses
A new low-cost, simple way to measure medical vital signs with radio waves
Video games and piano lessons improve cognitive functions in seniors, researchers find
AlphaZero’s ‘alien’ superhuman-level program masters chess in 24 hours with no domain knowledge
Like a robot building a Ferrari from thousands of metal bits and parts, but no knowledge of a combustion engine
3D-printing biocompatible living bacteria
Applications include skin transplants and nanofilters that break down toxic substances
New technology allows robots to visualize their own future
Why (most) future robots won’t look like robots
Plus: soft robots get superpowers (equivalent to a duck lifting a car)
Using light instead of electrons promises faster, smaller, more-efficient computers and smartphones
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