Article
Giant lizard fossil named for 'Doors' singer Jim Morrison, lived alongside mammals
Who says scientists don't have a sense of humor? Paleontologists studying the fossilized remains of Continue reading…
FLASH DANCE!
The Verge
Biology articles
-
-
Article
Human stem cells cloned for the first time
An international team of scientists announced today that for the first time ever, they were able to Continue reading…
-
Article
First lab-grown kidney successfully implanted in a rat
Scientists have implanted a laboratory-grown kidney into a rat for the first time, a medical Continue reading…
-
Article
Can we grow a stronger-than-steel 'wonder material' to save the world?
It’s stiffer than Kevlar, thinner than paper, and in a few years, it may be mass-produced using Continue reading…
-
Article
Lasers used to turn off cocaine addiction in rat brains, may translate into human therapy
Kicking a cocaine addiction may be as simple as beaming a laser straight into the brain — at least Continue reading…
-
Article
Cobweb-scanning software can identify spider species
Researchers have devised a software system that can analyze a spider web and find out which species Continue reading…
-
Article
Scientists build robotic ant colony to find out how real ants choose directions
As anyone who's ever observed an ant farm will attest, ants tend to pick the most efficient route Continue reading…
-
Article
Scientists develop biological transistor that can command living cells
Fully biological computers are getting closer to reality. Scientists at Stanford University today Continue reading…
-
Article
Scientists get closer to 'bio-battery' by discovering how bacteria transfers electricity
Scientists have discovered how a particular type of bacteria transfers electricity, a finding that Continue reading…
-
Article
Nebraskan swallows may be evolving to avoid becoming roadkill
A 30-year study of birds and roadkill may have given us a look into how animals respond to man-made Continue reading…
-
Microsoft reverses Xbox One online check and used games policies following backlash
-
Microsoft nearly purchased Nokia's mobile phone business, reports WSJ
-
Office Web Apps real-time editing demonstrated, set to fully compete with Google Docs
-
Steam might let you borrow friends' games more easily than next-gen consoles
-
New wireless, solar-powered 'bionic eye' gives sight to blind rats
