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Swallow the Micro-Robot
3D printed micro-robots will one day be able to precisely deliver drugs or treat hard-to-reach tumors.
By
Jonathan Grinstein
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The Brain of an Entrepreneur
The aspects that make them most creative may also be their biggest risk.
By
Michael A. Freeman
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Harris Eyre
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William Hynes
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Crushing Opioid Abuse with Placebos
A sugar pill could reduce the risk of deadly pain killer addiction.
By
Beryl Lieff Benderly
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PROFILE
Daisy Robinton is Fired Up About Female Longevity
This biotech CEO wants to slow women’s aging by extending ovulation.
By
Grace Rubenstein
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Lab Leak, Revisited
A controversial new book compiles the evidence on the origin of COVID-19 and demands more investigation.
By
Luke Shors
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GIFT GUIDE
36 Biologically Inspired Gifts for the 2021 Holidays
From ephemeral tattoos to vagus nerve oil to a grape-waste backpack, these biotech-inspired gifts will be sure to delight and inspire.
By
proto.life
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What Do Neurons and Snowflakes Have to Teach Us About AI?
The fact that no two are alike could be the key to designing AIs that can adapt to change.
By
Jonathan Grinstein
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The Real Danger of a Biological Cold War with China
Can we thwart Beijing’s drive for U.S. secrets without stifling science or harming American innovation?
By
Matthew Ponsford
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FICTION
6 Things to Think About When Designing Your Child
Designing your child is designing the future. Do it wisely.
By
Danny Hillis
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Ikaria—The Island of Mysterious Longevity
Why do the inhabitants of this tiny Greek island live so long? It may be something in the rocks.
By
Stav Dimitropoulos
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Phage Therapy is on the Rise
The technique of targeting bacteria with viruses that destroy them is making a comeback, and it could help in the battle against antibiotic resistance.
By
Emily Leclerc
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Neuromarketing: The Booming Business of Pushing People’s Buttons
Major corporations are applying the lessons of cognitive neuroscience to get the American public buying.
By
Paolo Pontoniere
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Is Your Exoskeleton Ready for Primetime?
Wearable robotic exoskeletons can be a game changer. But the tech may still be too hard on your brain.
By
Jonathan Grinstein
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Backyard Ultramarathons Push the Limits of Running
Ultra races like Big Dog and Run O’Clock neutralize speed advantages and inspire record-breaking feats of human endurance.
By
Robin Donovan
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The Neglected Science of Neovaginas
Getting to the bottom of the trans woman neovaginal microbiome.
By
Alex Pearlman
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