From Tom Brady to Javier Milei, more and more people are paying tens of thousands of dollars to clone their animals, a ...
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet and KTH have developed a computational method that can reveal how cells change and ...
Two researchers at UC Davis earned a VinFuture Prize in recognition of their work developing self-cloning crops, a ...
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Putting pig organs in people is OK in the US, but growing human organs in pigs is not – why is that?
There may be good reasons to object to using animals as living organ factories, including welfare concerns. But the rationale behind the NIH ban that human cells could make pigs too human rests on a ...
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Is it really possible to teleport information with quantum entanglement?
Quantum teleportation has moved from science fiction into laboratory reality, but not in the way popular culture imagines.
While duplicating Fido isn’t quite the ethical minefield that duplicating Uncle Fred would be, it does raise questions on ...
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Alex’s electric evolution sets new standard for humanoid robotics
Although the introduction of hydraulics may have powered the early era of humanoid robotics, the LTU’s newest ...
Nearly three decades since the remarkable cloning of Dolly the sheep, it has all gone quiet on the human cloning front.
Daniel George came from detecting gravitational waves from black holes as part of a Nobel-prize winning team to building TwinMind, one of Silicon Valley’s most promising AI companies.
It comes with health and welfare risks for the clones. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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