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Humanoid Robots Eerily Converses With Audience at Conference
Robotics

Humanoid Robots Eerily Converses With Audience at Conference

We could be ushering in a new era in robotics.

Newfound Comets to Help Ring in the New Year
Science & Energy

Newfound Comets to Help Ring in the New Year

And you might be able to see one of them with just a pair of binoculars.

Google’s AI Can Read Your Retinas to Prevent Blindness
Google

Google’s AI Can Read Your Retinas to Prevent Blindness

Proof that AI is already revolutionizing medicine.

Astronomers Observe Strange Quantum Distortion in Empty Space for the First Time Ever
Quantum Physics

Astronomers Observe Strange Quantum Distortion in Empty Space for the First Time Ever

Get ready for some light-bending in space, vacuum style.

New Synthetic Human Lung Is (Quite Literally) a Breath of Fresh Air
Health & Medicine

New Synthetic Human Lung Is (Quite Literally) a Breath of Fresh Air

These 3D printed lungs could be used to develop cures for respiratory diseases.

cancer bioinformatics sean parker neoantigens
Science & Energy

A New Alliance Could Give Humanity the World’s First Cancer Vaccine

Sean Parker is determined to give cancer treatment a boost(er).

New Portable Blood Warming Device Can Warm 5 Liters of Blood on a Single Charge
Health & Medicine

New Portable Blood Warming Device Can Warm 5 Liters of Blood on a Single Charge

It just warms your heart to see lifesaving new tech.

Soon, We May Be Able to Access Our Memories From Early Childhood
Science & Energy

Soon, We May Be Able to Access Our Memories From Early Childhood

This could lead to ways of blocking traumatic memories.

cancer iron nanoparticles
Science & Energy

There’s A Way to Remove Cancer Sans Scalpel

Only local anesthesia is needed for this kind of surgery.

The Dawn of AI: Congress Is Discussing What We’ll Do in a World Run by Robots
Artificial Intelligence

The Dawn of AI: Congress Is Discussing What We’ll Do in a World Run by Robots

A timely hearing at a very crucial point in AI development.

hiv entyvio aids
Science & Energy

Scientists Move Remarkably Close to a Functional Cure for HIV

A drug that just entered human trials could be the key to curing HIV.

Planetary Scientists: Alien Life Might Not Need Planets to Evolve and Survive
Science & Energy

Planetary Scientists: Alien Life Might Not Need Planets to Evolve and Survive

"Failed stars" could host remarkable forms of alien life.

Atlas the Life-Sized Robot Just Became a Bit More Human
Robotics

Atlas the Life-Sized Robot Just Became a Bit More Human

This bot can walk through uneven footholds.

The United States is Making A “Multi-Object Kill Vehicle” For Space
Space

The United States is Making A “Multi-Object Kill Vehicle” For Space

This new system being developed offers multiple missile defense.

Scientists Have Discovered Superconductivity in Non-Conductive Bismuth
Science & Energy

Scientists Have Discovered Superconductivity in Non-Conductive Bismuth

Bringing bismuth crystals to absolute zero temp gives it some interesting properties.

Scientists Target Protein Imbalance In Blood To Slow Aging
Science & Energy

Scientists Target Protein Imbalance In Blood To Slow Aging

Study insists there's no magic in young blood.

rhino poaching robots
Robotics

The Newest Anti-Poaching Technology? Robotic Rhinos

Robots may be able to track and protect herds.

The First Fully Electric Porsche Will Usher in a New Era in Transport
Science & Energy

The First Fully Electric Porsche Will Usher in a New Era in Transport

The Mission E is taking on Tesla’s Model S.

Rumors of an Autonomous Apple Vehicle Surface Again
Self-Driving Vehicles

Rumors of an Autonomous Apple Vehicle Surface Again

Will we actually see an iCar or just an autonomous driving system?

rna splicing aging anti-aging
Science & Energy

A New Aging Discovery Could Allow Humans to Extend Their Lifespan

This cellular function could help us prevent aging.