CRISPR Is Rapidly Ushering in a New Era in Science
From reviving extinct species to treating fatal diseases, is there anything CRISPR can’t do?
From reviving extinct species to treating fatal diseases, is there anything CRISPR can’t do?
Are you ready for smart dust, self-repairing walls, and living rooftops?
It’s going to be easier to change humans to adapt to life on Mars rather than try to change the planet to accommodate us.
Tesla is moving toward full autonomy, one update at a time.
Your clock may not be as accurate as you thought it was.
But until laws change, these drones will remain grounded in the U.S.
When the possible doesn't make sense, maybe it's time to envision the impossible.
Your health insurance could increase by 30% under this new bill.
So, what governs the science office then?
Flight is turning to Synthetic Intelligence.
Pasterski soared into science – literally – at the age of 14.
You are looking at a system that's more than 40 light-years away.
They could have a complete genome by the end of the year.
Refugees trying to immigrate have a new friend, and it's a robot.
CRISPR is even closer to eradicating genetic diseases.
A new technique for stem cell therapies promises regeneration of multiple tissue types, and it could be here by 2017.
In the future, possessions will be a thing of the past.
In the not too far off future, Homo sapiens may look very, very different.