Reprogramming Stem Cells Could Soon Lead Us to a World Without Paralysis
Scientists are closer to regenerating nerve cells and curing diseases like ALS.
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Scientists are closer to regenerating nerve cells and curing diseases like ALS.
Flickering lights illuminate a hopeful new road for Alzheimer's treatment.
Saving jobs is no longer a matter of keeping them in the U.S.
Soon, even "mushroom chairs" could no longer be just in fairy tales.
Adios, antibiotics!
Indestructibility for armored vests and melons, too.
An expert takes the momentum out of NASA's EM drive.
Smarter cars make for happier drivers.
The "straddling bus" now exists in a sorry state.
Hopefully, an autonomous Uber will be an Uber for all.
A protein could be used as a marker for both brain and heart disease.
It can even double jump like a character in a video game.
It looks like a step in the right direction for science under Trump.
We are watching planets being born. Welcome to the future!
"It's amazing that the process works at all."
Lawmakers give the green light to more freedom for automated vehicles.
Swipe your way to a fully charged smartphone.
It can detect pulses, breaths, and spider steps.
This data confirms and challenges Einstein at the same time.
This coating gets tougher the more it's exposed to radiation.