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Quadriplegic Man Regains Use Of Arms With Brain-Computer Interface
A man paralyzed from the shoulders down regained some use of his arms and hands via a brain-computer interface, according to researchers at Case Western Reserve University....
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This Scientist Wants To Sequence The Genomes of 8,000 Endangered Animals Before They’re Gone
Erich Jarvis has a selfish reason for wanting to sequence the genomes of thousands of endangered animals. He needs a bunch of these species to survive long enough for him t...
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Bodies Are The Key To Human Intelligence—What About Machines?
Most AI researchers are currently missing a central piece of the puzzle: embodiment. It's tempting to think of the mind as a layer that sits on top of more primitive cognit...
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How An Atari Chip Set Off A War Among Neuroscientists
A video game chip started a scientific reckoning. It all began when some “microchip archaeologists” photographed the chip—the MOS 6502 microprocessor that...
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Echoes of The Past
At the present, when Donald Trump’s America is flexing its racist muscles and angling for a possible war, David Baldacci’s new book, No Man’s Land critici...
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International Women’s Day Special: Priyanka Chopra, Vidya Balan, Kangana Ranaut–Who Is The Most Influential Woman In B-town?
These ladies sparkle on the silver-screen like only they can. They have got the oomph as indeed the talent oozing through their incredible personalities. Wherever they go, ...
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Humans Can Now Scold a Robot With Their Minds
Humans have finally developed a way to communicate their displeasure with robots without kicking them.
Researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligenc...
Dhauli-Kalinga Mahotsav: A Classic Confluence
The unique annual Dhauli-Kalinga Mahostsav , an arts festival presented at the Buddhist heritage site of Dhauli hills near Bhubaneswar has been an exemplary public-private ...
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Scientists Used A Little Bee Puppet To Teach Real Bees How To Play Bee ‘Soccer’
Scientists have been able to teach bees to do all kinds of things, like tug on a rope or count to four. But so far these skills have largely fallen into the realm of what s...
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Indian Short Film, Aaba Wows Audiences At The 67th Berlin Film Festival 2017; Brings Home The Prestigious Award
Mumbai, February 20, 2017: Indian filmmakers never cease to amaze the global audience with their storytelling and filmmaking skills. As the Berlin Film Festival drew to a c...
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