The oldest plague outbreak detected to date. The plague has not been eradicated, and recent research offers a clue regarding the origins of this civilization-killing pathogen—the bacterium *Yersinia pestis*.

Bionic film prostheses. The final frontier of technology is not only to create prostheses to replace lost limbs, but to harvest the very essence of human touch to evolve physical artificial intelligence.

Very advanced communication of sperm whales. Technology has been used to understand more and more of the life that resides with us here on earth and in this case MIT discovered that the calls of sperm

Advances in brain implants. Modifying the circuits of a human mind and treating serious neurological diseases without opening the skull or implanting thousands of threads directly into the brain, the

The first functional mini uterus inside a microchip The exact moment in which a new life manages to establish itself within the human body remains one of the most delicate and mysterious processes in medicine.

Can you imagine regenerating like a salamander? The regeneration of full limbs seems something restricted to certain creatures in nature; salamanders manage to rebuild legs, tissues, nerves and even parts

Aging is reversible. Souce During a recent interview on The Diary of a CEO podcast, scientist and Harvard professor David Sinclair made a statement that may completely change the way we view aging. According

Robots controlled with the brain Hello Robot researchers in collaboration with Carnegie Mellon University develop a system that allows people with tetraplegia to control a robot using brain and muscle

The implant that doctors will be able to prescribe. There is a moment in history when technology stops being theory and begins to change people's real lives and perhaps we are exactly at that point now,

Entrepreneur uses AI to create vaccine that saves his dog from cancer. Souce Sometimes the greatest innovations do not start in laboratories, they start with a loss, this is the story of a technology

They manage to copy the brain of a fly and reproduce it on a computer. There is a question that science has been trying to answer for decades: Will it one day be possible to completely copy a biological

The Great Intelligence of Insects. Souce This spider can analyze, plan, and solve problems that many adult humans would find difficult. Intelligence seems to come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes,

They create artificial neurons that play DOOM Souce An Australian startup called Cortical Labs announced that it managed to train around 200,000 human brain cells grown without a laboratory to interact

Stops cell senescence. Aging has always been treated as an immutable law of biology, a silent, progressive and until today inevitable process, but what if aging were not just a destiny, but a state that

Fully functional cells apart from fat. If someone had said a few years ago that human fat could generate neural tissue, bone marrow and insulin-producing structures, it would have sounded absurd, but it

For the first time he manages to recover the spinal cord Dr. Tatiana Sampaio managed to get a paralyzed patient to walk again and now Anvisa, which is the health controlling body of Brazil, authorized

The smallest brain implant today Imagine being trapped inside your own body, unable to speak, move or even see, while your mind remains intact, for millions of people with ACB, seizures, ALS, or blindness,

Portable device that helps blind people get around. A portable device called .lumen, still in development, is being designed to help blind people move independently in public and outdoor spaces. Despite

How to make Langenberg figures A creator known as Electron Impressions caught the attention of the scientific community by using a particle accelerator to create something unprecedented, a fully

The chip that restores vision to people with irreversible blindness A tiny, wire-free implant positioned behind the retina has given some reading back to people living on the brink of irreversible blindness