Shape Shifting Space Bacteria Could Help Us Treat Earthly Antibiotic Resistance
Bacteria treated with antibiotics in space change shape to survive, becoming both smaller and thicker.
Bacteria treated with antibiotics in space change shape to survive, becoming both smaller and thicker.
The tree of life on earth has some new branches.
It doesn't just play video games. It makes them.
Companies like Google and Amazon show no signs of slowing down.
"There is no cohesive, consistent alternative theory to human-caused global warming.”
The sensors can automatically report a tire puncture faster than any current tech.
It seems that the genetic testing company is officially going down another path.
“AI will be the pivotal technology in achieving [human] progress. We have a moral imperative to realize this promise while controlling the peril.”
The quantum internet is officially within reach.
MIT researchers are in pursuit of a world without disability.
This could save countless lives.
"It's just not a real thing. Eventually, it will be closed."
This is an "inferno world" that's like nothing we've ever seen.
"It's absolutely right that our weapons are operated by real people capable of making incredibly important decisions."
Knowing where to go in your favorite grocery store isn’t as simple as you may think.
"That should never have happened."
This could be essential tech for the smart homes of the future.
“A preventive or pre-emptive nuclear strike by the United States must be evaluated through a careful, deliberative process.”
Their award-winning technology alleviates pain and stress.
Leishmaniasis, a deadly parasitic disease, is inching toward the U.S. border — but a vaccination may stop it.