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Avataraarg123Injecting Electronics Into Brain Not as Freaky as it SoundsNational Geographic - Erika EngelhauptNo need to wait for the cyborg future—it’s already here. Adding to a growing list of electronics that can be implanted in the body, scientists are working to perfect the ultimate merger of mind and machine: devices fused directly to the brain. A new type of flexible electronics can be injected …
Avataraarg123Why food labels are wrong about caloriesearthsky.org - EarthSky VoicesFood labels seem to provide all the information a thoughtful consumer needs, so counting calories should be simple. But things get tricky because …
Avataraarg123This Sheet Of Rubber Generates Power As It Stretchesverified_publisherPopular Science - Nicholas DeleonSoon we will all have trampoline-powered homes It may look like a Fruit Roll-Up from a kid’s lunch box, but this stretchy rubber sheet could help power the Internet of Things one day. Japanese electronics company Ricoh says the rubber generates electricity while it stretches. When crystalline …
Avataraarg123Are we products of nature or nurture? Science answers age-old questionverified_publisherThe Guardian - Monica TanTwin studies collated over the past 50 years reveal human traits and disease are almost equally determined by genetic and environmental factors
Avataraarg123Hard to bear: pandas poorly adapted for digesting bamboo, scientists findverified_publisherThe Guardian - Hannah DevlinAdding to their extinction woes, study finds pandas have a carnivorous digestive system and lack the gut flora for extracting maximum energy from plants
