Genetically engineering humans to survive missions to Mars is coming
One of the biggest concerns that space agencies like NASA and SpaceX have when it comes to bringing humans to Planet Mars is survival.
‘Anti-ageing’ protein shown to slow cell growth is key in longevity – new research
Researchers have identified an anti-ageing protein which controls protein metabolism, a process linked to ageing and disease.
Genetic Engineering Might Help Pave Humanity’s Way to Mars
A future manned mission to Mars might require mankind not just to improve its technological capabilities but also to tweak human DNA.
Decoding Your Brain: The Search for Stability at the Brain-Computer Interface
The new algorithm outperforms the current standard and can function continuously over days without needing recalibration.
A brain-computer interface restores a paralyzed man’s vital senses
Ian Burkhart, who severed his spinal cord in a swimming accident in 2010 is now able to move and feel via a BCI.
A Major breakthrough in reversing the cellular aging process
A team at Harvard has identified molecules that restore protective caps on the tips of our chromosomes that regulate cells ageing.
Systems Biology and the Coming of “Big” Science
This truly remarkable time in the biological sciences has the opportunity to effectively attack some of the most fundamental problems of society.
The 47th State Panacea or Perversion
We have the technology to potentially add a 47th chromosome. The implications are enormously consequential.
First-ever in-body CRISPR human trial performed by Clinicians
The clinical trial at the Oregan Health & Science University was performed to treat a blindness-causing gene mutation.
Econogenomics: The Economics of Genomic Testing for Health
Suppose you could buy your health by the day. How much would you be willing to pay for each year of perfect health?
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