646 Results From "grow organs"

A German pharma company patented a process in which genetically modified tequila bacterium produce a range of cannabinoids by just feeding on sugar.
Bacteria

Scientists Gene-Edited Tequila Bacteria to Make Cannabinoids

By Victor Tangermann

Evolutionary robotics could give rise to machines that program their offspring, so to speak, using their own code and programming.
Robotics

Scientists Are Teaching AI-Powered Robots to Reproduce, Evolve

By Dan Robitzski

A self-assembling network of silver nanowires responds to electrical signals in a similar way to how the brain stores memories.
Artificial Intelligence

Chemists Grew A “Synthetic Brain” That Stores Memories in Silver

By Dan Robitzski

WHO Says UN Should Reclassify Marijuana as Less Dangerous
Health & Medicine

WHO Says UN Should Reclassify Marijuana as Less Dangerous

By Kristin Houser

In a new op-ed for scientific american, scientists argue that anti-vaxxers are such a danger to society that they shouldn't be allowed near others.
Health & Medicine

Scientists: Anti-Vaxxers Are the Moral Equivalent of Drunk Drivers

By Dan Robitzski

A panel of scientists just recommended to the Japanese government that CRISPR-edited foods should be declared safe to eat.
Food

Japan Poised to Declare CRISPR-Edited Foods Safe to Eat

By Dan Robitzski

The World Health Organization released its annual roundup of the gravest threats to global health — and one of them is anti-vaxxers.
Health & Medicine

WHO: Anti-Vaxxers Now One of the Greatest Threats to World Health

By Jon Christian

A pocket of researchers in Silicon Valley believe that people currently living can survive for 1,000 years. But others in the field remain skeptics.
Health & Medicine

A Scientist Thinks Someone Alive Today Will Live to be 1,000

By Dan Robitzski

Up to 20 percents of the cells in our lab-grown mini kidneys are actually brain and muscle cells, according to new research.
Brain

Lab-Grown Mini Kidneys Keep Spawning Rogue Brain Cells

By Kristin Houser

Science journalists were obsessed with a seedling sprouted by China's Moon lander. The only problem: the Moon plant is already dead.
Moon

Bad News: That Moon Plant Everybody Was Talking About Is Dead

By Jon Christian

A new antimicrobial coating kept bacteria from growing on the International Space Station's door, which could protect immune-compromised astronauts.
International Space Station

Scientists’ New Goal: Make the ISS Bathroom Less Disgusting

By Dan Robitzski

A soft robot tendril wraps its way around a plant vine.
Robotics

This Soft Robot Mimics Plant Tendrils To Creep and Climb

By Jacob Banas

Startup Organic Basics claims its silver-coated underwear remain odor-free after weeks of wear, but several testers disagree.
Science & Energy

Startup Claims Its Underwear Stay Odor-Free Through Weeks of Wear

By Kristin Houser

YouTube pulled programmatic ad placements on a number of anti-vaccination or anti-vax related channels, BuzzFeed News reports.
Future Society

YouTube Starts Pulling Ads on Anti-Vaccination Videos

By Victor Tangermann

The ongoing government shutdown is causing dire effects on biological research, as furloughed scientists struggle to keep their research subjects alive.
Biology

Government Shutdown Could Have Lasting Impacts on Scientific Progress

By Dan Robitzski

regenerative medicine stem cells lab grown organs
Health & Medicine

Breakthrough Initiative Will Grow Organs and Regenerate Human Tissue

By Patrick Caughill

New medical research shows how to reprogram a mature blood cell into a new kind of stem cell that cell can grow into a neuron and multiply indefinitely.
RX and Medicine

Neural Stem Cells Grown From Blood Could Revolutionize Medicine

By Dan Robitzski

See What Astronomers Are Calling “The Last Breath of a Dying Star”
Off-World

See What Astronomers Are Calling “The Last Breath of a Dying Star”

By Kristin Houser

Washington State University researchers studied plants to determine the blueprints for their immune system
Biology

Researchers Found the Blueprint for Plant Immune Systems

By Jacob Banas

UK Startup Shows Off World’s Largest 3D Printed Rocket Engine
Off-World

UK Startup Shows Off World’s Largest 3D Printed Rocket Engine

By Victor Tangermann

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AI Is Slitting the Throat of the Journalism Industry

AI Is Slitting the Throat of the Journalism Industry

By Victor Tangermann

Despite broadcasting a barrage of lies with its faulty AI summaries feature, Apple has yet to meaningfully address the problem.

Apple’s AI Is Constantly Butchering Huge News Stories Sent to Millions of Users

By Victor Tangermann

Tech startup Channel 1 released a 20 minute demo of its news channel presented by uncanny AI news anchors.

Channel 1 Says It’ll Use AI-Generated News Anchors

By Frank Landymore

Readers Want Publications to Label AI-Generated Content

Readers Want Publications to Label AI-Generated Content

By Sharon Adarlo