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Johnny Matheny, who lost his arm to cancer in 2005, is testing out the $120-million prosthetic.

“Analyzing this huge mountain of data will keep us busy for years to come, and it promises many exciting new insights into different astrophysical processes.”

The delay could stymie efforts to eradicate the disease.

"Our work points towards an efficient solution for an ultralong-distance global quantum network, laying the groundwork for a future quantum internet."

It will allow two women to have children who don't inherit their rare genetic disorders.

From mental health apps to robot surgeons, artificial intelligence is already changing the practice of medicine.

They're designed to know where employees' hands are at all times.

"There is no question that in America you have no right to reproduce."

The test is not a treatment nor a cure, but it could be an invaluable diagnostic tool.

Two (or more) telescopes are far better than one.

In mice, targeted injections proved remarkably effective.

In 2019, the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy could see a 72 percent budget cut.

Just five years ago, coal generated twice the energy that renewables did.

The company's Flights feature will use past flight info to forecast the risk of future delays.

The HumanDrive Initiative's car will make its way across the United Kingdom completely solo.

These helpful bots even wear nametags.

The transition from fossil fuels to clean energy may not be happening as quickly as we'd like, but it's happening.

This could lead to better treatment options for anxiety in the future.

"We did expect to see net energy decrease, but we had no idea of the magnitude."

The state has the highest rate of drug overdose deaths in the country.