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- Universities get caught embedding AI prompts into papers to get good reviewsSecurity and privacy
- This handheld device creates genetic profiles from airborne DNAEarth and energy
- Researchers trained an OpenAI rival in half an hour for $50AI and intelligence
- Scientists have managed to rejuvenate mice in new experimentBiotech and enhanced humans
- AI can now create new and powerful designer proteins in just minutesAI and intelligence
- AI has designed new proteins that behave like biological transistorsComputing
- The world’s first Pneumatic computer works using pressure not electricityComputing
- Scientists are using AI to dream up amazing new unnatural enzymesAI and intelligence
- Inspired by OpenAI’s DALL-E 2 biotech labs are now using generative AI to create new drugsAI and intelligence
- New breakthrough lets scuba divers text one another underwaterConnected society
- AI is getting great at simulating and designing proteins and drugsBiotech and enhanced humans
- New exotic protein rotors and axles will help nanomachines move fasterIndustry and manufacturing
- An algorithm just learned how to design new proteins from scratchBiotech and enhanced humans
- In a world first AI can now model the molecular machines that govern life itselfBiotech and enhanced humans
- These tiny bio-electronic implants could treat Rheumatoid ArthritisBiotech and enhanced humans
- Amazing new grain sized nanocamera snaps amazing hi def imagesIndustry and manufacturing
- DARPA and GE developing truck mounted labs to churn out synthetic DNA and RNA vaccinesBiotech and enhanced humans
- Deepfakes could soon spread to affect satellite and GIS imagery researchers findAI and intelligence
- Scientists demonstrate direct human brain to brain communication againBiotech and enhanced humans
- DeepMind’s protein folding AI conquers biology’s 50 year grand challengeAI and intelligence
- Georgia Tech secures grant to smash an Exabyte of data into a DNA sugarcubeComputing
- World’s spies finally get the bug on a wall cam they’ve been chasing for so longIndustry and manufacturing
- Synthetic proteins with “unlimited potential” usher in new era of smart cell therapiesBiotech and enhanced humans
- Doctor Dolittle researchers use AI to decode mice chatterAI and intelligence
- Microsoft have created an all in one desktop DNA storage deviceComputing
- Revolutionary bio-electronic implant heals nerves, then vanishesBiotech and enhanced humans
- Three people played Tetris telepathically together in world firstAI and intelligence
- A teenagers revolutionary algorithm busted quantum computings greatest promiseAI and intelligence
- Smartphone app uses selfies to detect Pancreatic CancerBiotech and enhanced humans
- Google reportedly mulls investing in a hypersonic tunnelling boring companyEarth and energy
- World first as scientists created the world’s first DNA storage file systemComputing
- Revolutionary new IoT chip communicates miles without using any energyConnected society
- Passive Wi-Fi breakthrough could revolutionise the Internet of ThingsConnected society
- World first as researchers hack a computer using modified DNASecurity and privacy
- Brace yourselves AI is about to make the “Fake News!” problem a whole lot worseAI and intelligence
- Researchers unveil the world’s first battery free phoneEarth and energy
- New ‘Cyborg’ brain implants could help paralysed people walk againBiotech and enhanced humans
- When satellites fall from the sky DARPA’s new ocean network will still workSecurity and privacy
- Truck sized nuclear fusion reactors appear on the horizonEarth and energy
- The world’s first telepathic interface is getting betterConnected society
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