Venter’s Newest Synthetic Bacteria Has Secret Messages Coded in its DNA →
Want to crack the code? The new synthetic bacteria has watermarks (WM1) encoded inside its DNA.
Researchers at the J Craig Venter Institute recently unveiled their first…
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Photoshopping taken to the next level.
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Robots like to wrestle and FIGHT!
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Does Our DNA Carry the Memories of Our Ancestors? [Memory Forever] →
It seems like something out of a movie (and hey, it is), but there’s some scientific evidence that we actually carry the memories of our ancestors with us in our genetic code….
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Scientists drag quantum mechanics into the visible realm →
All sorts of counterintuitive behavior happens with regularity in the quantum realm, but very little of that bleeds over into the world of classical mechanics that the human senses…
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Op-Ed: Why the Internet Should Win the Nobel Peace Prize →
This year, a Chinese dissident and a Russian human rights advocate — recent nominees for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize — are joined by an unlikely, nonhuman contender: the internet.
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High-Speed Camera Scans Books in Seconds →
A Tokyo lab demonstrates a book-scanning system that only needs someone to hold the book underneath its camera and flip rapidly through the pages.
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Editorial: Six Really Good Reasons to Buy an iPad - Right Away →
There are plenty of articles floating around that advise one to wait on the iPad, not buy one sight unseen, or not buy one at all - especially of you already have a Mac and an iPhone. I believe…
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Mobile phone watch.
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Stunning Glimpse Into The Future Of Magazines →
Take a gander at the clip up there. It’s been forty-odd years since Bobb Goldsteinn coined the term “multimedia,” but I think — and maybe you’ll agree with me — this is the first time I’ve…
