New Artificial Protein Makes it Possible to Manipulate Matter
A protein is capable of assembling “buckyballs”—60 carbon atom spheroidal molecules.
A protein is capable of assembling “buckyballs”—60 carbon atom spheroidal molecules.
When folded, it is about the size of a VHS cassette tape.
The new BURST code is helping astronomers unlock the secrets of the cosmos.
This could save 396 million hours of travel time.
A Japanese panel has approved the use of modified human eggs for gene manipulation.
For 50 years, space has been the domain of governments. But not anymore.
More options, less excuses.
OSSIC X is Now the Most Successful VR Kickstarter
Apparently, there are a lot of everyday individuals who want to make virtual reality videos.
But we only get hit by roughly one nucleus a year.
Brainprints could one day replace fingerprints.
Monovar is a novel technique that uses only individual cancer cells in detection, and has possible applications beyond cancer detection.
Roughly 300 terabytes of data. Over 250 trillion particle collisions.
A homegrown Chinese company has unveiled a fully automated electric vehicle, one-upping efforts from the likes of Tesla.
Technology powerhouses such as Google, NASA, and Lockheed Martin are doubling down on D-Wave, the only commercial supplier of quantum computers
According to artists, “This is brilliant. It’s like legal acid.”
This could be the $67 million spacecraft of the future.
Artificial pancreases are about to get tested in a big way.