A wearable robot controlled by brain waves will take center stage at the World Cup this week, but it’s not the only mind-controlled tech out there
There are millions of varieties—and a global network to help share them
An exhibit at the British Library focuses on the aesthetic appeal of 400 years of scientific data
For Elisabeth Daynès, sculpting ancient humans and their ancestors is both an art and a science
Later this month, the World Health Organization will decide whether or not to get rid of two live virus repositories in the United States and Russia
The pilot is one of several doctors are using to target treatment to the way cells mutate instead of to the part of the body in which tumors grow
Researchers are putting trauma patients in a state between life and death with a technique known in movies as "suspended animation"
PTSD treatments could soon extend beyond therapy
In a landmark procedure, surgeons used 3D printing techniques to restore a patient's facial likeness after a horrific injury
Creating synthetic organisms with specially-tailored genomes is a long way off, but the first synthetic eukaryotic chromosome is a big step forward
Spending more of your day standing could reduce the risk of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer
From a photo of a tick biting flesh to a closeup of a kidney stone, the 18 winners of the 2014 Wellcome Image Awards highlight objects we don't usually see
Using sounds from "donors," scientists are constructing personalized voices for those who can't speak
New research says our olfactory system is far more sensitive than we thought
The research into the relationship between quick thinking and methodical reasoning could take some time to decipher
A researcher says a certain strain of gut bacteria can enhance brain power—but some critics aren't sold
The vaunted big data project falls victim to periodic tweaks in Google's own search algorithms
Lactose tolerance spread throughout Africa along human pastoral migration routes, say scientists
The winners of this year's Intel Science Talent Search take on flu vaccines, stem cells and tools for diagnosing cancer
Inventors say a new device can detect irregularities and even intervene before heart attacks turn deadly
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