Glimpse: On the Promise of a Future with Artificial Wombs, and Why It's Being Stopped by the Present
Given the speed at which reproductive technology has advanced over the past few decades, it doesn't feel all that far-fetched: A future in which anyone can
The exhibit takes the form of a bright red lion statue. Feed it words, and it generates new lines of poetry that incorporate them.
Researchers have created the first lab-grown esophagus using pluripotent stem cells, and it could help identify new treatments for digestive disorders.
UK researchers are now testing RemoveDEBRIS, a satellite designed to trap space debris in a net so it can be removed before it damages spacecraft.
In a new paper, psychologists at Georgetown warn that gadgets consumers can use for transcranial electrical stimulation (tES) are risky.
Researchers from the University of Tokyo have created the strongest-ever controllable magnetic field, and it could help make nuclear fusion a reality.