Dragan KljujicCancer Listen: Trial vaccine wipes out breast cancer in Florida patientAudioburst - 760 KFMB Radio "In there's a vaccine being tested at the Mayo Clinic that researchers say has removed cancer cells from a breast cancer patient the oncologist doing …
Dragan KljujicTechnology Mind-reading technology is everyone's next big security nightmareZDNet - Jo Best Mind-reading technology is about to go mainstream. Are your thoughts at risk? Technology allowing our thoughts and feelings to be translated into a …
Dragan KljujicPhysics This Student Is One of the Top Scientists Studying Faster-Than-Light Warp DrivesVICE - MJ BaniasHumanity ripping around the galaxy using warp drives is still the stuff of science fiction, but propulsion scientists are getting closer to understanding the physics that could take us there. And an undergraduate
Dragan KljujicAging What if aging weren’t inevitable, but a curable disease?MIT Technology Review - David Adam If this controversial idea gains acceptance, it could radically change the way we treat getting old. Each Cyclops had a single eye because, legend has …
Dragan KljujicTech Industry Can you be an ethical biohacker?RecodeJosiah Zayner is a biophysicist who made headlines in 2017 when he tried to edit his genome live onstage at a conference. Using the gene-editing tool CRISPR to modify his DNA, Zayner whipped out a syringe
Dragan KljujicScience Fiction Seven science fiction inventions that became realityPopular Science - Matt Hongoltz-HeltingSci-fi authors wanted to prevent dystopian futures. Instead they predicted them. The future might already be written. Cheer, shudder, or eye-roll in disgust, but history shows that what awaits us is often
Dragan KljujicMagnetism Scientists Discover Hidden Information in 140-Year-Old Fundamental Physics ConceptGizmodo Physicists have uncovered a way to access physical information that had been hidden to science for 140 years, according to a recent paper. Back in …
Dragan KljujicLong-form Journalism Humans Will Never Live on Another Planet, Nobel Laureate Says. Here's Why.Live Science - Yasemin Saplakoglu Here's the reality: We're messing up the Earth and any far-out ideas of colonizing another orb when we're done with our own are wishful thinking. …
Dragan KljujicEnvironment Scientists Create a Material That Captures CO2 And Turns It Into Organic MatterScienceAlert - David Nield Scientists have come up with an innovative way to try and counter the massive amounts of carbon dioxide we're still pumping into the air, even as a …
Dragan KljujicCancer Cancer immunotherapy boosted by two new Yale studiesnewatlas.com - Michael Irving Cancer is fast becoming the leading cause of death in many countries, and that’s largely due to its ability to evade the attention of the immune …
Dragan KljujicNeurophilosophy Minibrains Grown In The Laboratory Produce Brainwaves. Now What?Forbes - Elizabeth FernandezIt’s hard to study the human brain. It is the most complex in the animal kingdom with its massive collection of neurons, 80-100 billion to be exact, three times more than chimpanzees. Research relating
Dragan KljujicEnergy Black holes might not crush you after all—they could be even weirder than thatSYFY WIRE - Elizabeth Rayne Just when you thought one of the most bizarre things in space was something that eats massive amounts of light and energy and would probably shred …
Dragan KljujicJapan Japan Approves Scientist's Plan to Create World's First HumanimalsGizmodo For the first time, a government is supporting a plan to create animal embryos with human cells and bring them to term, resulting in a type of …
Dragan KljujicSpinal Cords The operation making paralysed walk for first timeBBC FutureAround 2-3million people worldwide have spinal cord injury. When the spinal cord is injured every part of the body is paralysed below it and without sensation. But now scientists have achieved a remarkable
Dragan KljujicChemical Engineering NASA engineer's 'helical engine' may violate the laws of physics | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Jon Cartwright For every action, there is a reaction: that is the principle on which all space rockets operate, blasting propellant in one direction to travel in …
Dragan KljujicThe Future What will the world really look like in 10 years time?Stylist Magazine - Chloe Gray “We’ll put more currency on real, face-to-face relationships because we are more educated about social media,” says Bea Karol Burks of innovation …
Dragan KljujicLithium Singapore researchers develop way to simplify lithium-sulfur battery productionZDNet - Eileen Yu Pipped as a potential replacement for lithium-ion battery, lithium sulfur is touted to store up to 10 times more energy and Singapore's NanoBio Lab …
Dragan KljujicAdministrative Law Scientists are decoding the genetic mechanisms of agingphys.org - Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory The discovery in the 1990s that a mutation in a single gene of an experimental worm could double its lifespan set off a stampede of research on the …
Dragan KljujicCervical Cancer Scientists Have Made A Breakthrough On Cervical Cancer Thanks To Gene-Editing TechnologyBustle - Alice Broster Sexual Health Awareness Week was celebrated last month and, along with raising awareness about STI tests and getting to know your body, campaigns …
Dragan KljujicScience Researchers discover material that could someday power quantum computerphys.org - Johns Hopkins University Quantum computers with the ability to perform complex calculations, encrypt data more securely and more quickly predict the spread of viruses, may be …
Dragan KljujicQuantum Computing Quantum computing may be closer than expected with ‘game changer’ discoveryInverse - Sarah Wells Scientists say a superconducting material that naturally exists in a quantum state could be the answer. While quantum computing has long been an …
Dragan KljujicTesla Autopilot Tesla’s Autopilot Could Save the Lives of Millions, But It Will Kill Some People FirstBloomberg - Zachary Mider On the last day of his life, Jeremy Banner woke before dawn for his morning commute. He climbed into his red Tesla Model 3 and headed south along the …
Dragan KljujicSpace Weather A Trillion Dollar Storm Looms For Earth And It’s Not A HurricaneForbes - Marshall ShepherdHurricanes can cause widespread damage because they are so expansive, long-lasting, and powerful. Two of the costliest hurricanes on record, Katrina and Harvey, tallied damage numbers close to $125 billion
Dragan KljujicAsteroids Asteroid news: NASA scientist admits 'we can't detect them until they're close'express.co.uk - Tom Fish ASTEROID strikes represent an unlikely but deadly astronomical adversary. And now a NASA scientist has revealed the difficulty in detecting imminent …
Dragan KljujicUniverse Scientists Are Chasing an Ancient Signal That Could Explain the Modern UniverseVICE - Becky FerreiraAll around the world, radio antennae in remote landscapes are scanning the sky for the same faint signal from the “cosmic dawn,” a time when the first stars shone more than 12 billion years ago. If detected,
Dragan KljujicScience Scientists Designed a Drug for Just One Patient. Her Name Is Mila.The New York Times - Gina KolataA new drug, created to treat just one patient, has pushed the bounds of personalized medicine and has raised unexplored regulatory and ethical questions, scientists reported on Wednesday. The drug, described
Dragan KljujicCancer Scientists cure cancer in mice using technology that could work in humanswalesonline.co.uk - Shivali Best, Neil Shaw Scientists have discovered a cure for cervical cancer which works in mice using new technology and now hope to test it in humans. Researchers from …
Dragan KljujicSpace Astronauts Have Just Bioprinted Beef in SpaceHYPEBEAST - Jeff Yeung Many companies have experimented with lab-grown meat for a while now to create a more sustainable food source for our planet, but now Aleph Farms has …
Dragan KljujicDark Matter Physicists report a way to 'hear' dark matterphys.org - Stockholm University Physicists at Stockholm University and the Max Planck Institute for Physics have turned to plasmas in a proposal that could revolutionise the search …
