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Biosensors that use biological molecules to detect substances hold great potential for diagnosing diseases, monitoring biological processes, and detecting environmental toxins. Traditional fluorescent biosensors are among the most common…

This sounds like something out of the 60s. Could sensing ambient magnetic fields change how we see the world? How would we speak if we could see the physiological effects our words had on others? Would abstract art based on human brain…

Do you say or do things you soon regret? According to researchers at UC Berkeley and Harvard and a handful of others, “negative urgency” is a clinical form of impulsivity linked to depression, OCD, eating disorders, self-harm, ADHD and…

Last week, Bill Gates published a video on his website, GatesNotes, which documented his visit to a Harvard University robotics lab to learn about the many robots being developed. His experience smashed preconceived notions about what…