The Next Step In Synthetic Biology

Not only are luminescent plants real, you can buy the seeds to plant one right now.

Could glowing plants one day be used to light up entire cities?

Finally, an at-home device that allows gamers to walk and run around naturally in a video game.

Professor John Chuang, UC Berkeley

In todays digital age, data encryption is as important as ever.

Text passwords are compromised all the time, what if we could master a form of authentication using nothing but our minds?

We’re pretty close.

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A Chinese tree extract previously used to treat hangovers has shown incredible promise in limiting the body’s reaction to alcohol, and just may lead to a magic pill to fight alcoholism.

Golf and Hovering? Yes Please.

“It takes you everywhere you want to go – through sand traps, through water, shortcuts, into the woods, out of the woods. My ball likes to go in and out of the woods, so we’ve got to get there in the best and quickest way possible.” – PGA Tour Pro Bubba Watson

Keepin’ It Vintage

Ever wish you could stick all your old dope 1980s and 90s games into one console and play them all on command?

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Scientists at the Yale School of Medicine have successfully recreated a youthful brain from an old one, enhancing both learning and healing in adult mice.

The Oldest Domain Name Online

If you had your pick of any domain name in the world, what would it be? Bomb.com? Tennis.net?

A Masachusetts computer company had their pick of the litter all the way back on March 15th, 1985. They went with Symbolics.com. The rest is history.

Don’t Drink and Drive

The easiest way to prevent accidents, save lives and avoid legal trouble.

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Veti-gel

A gel created from plants that looks like, feels like and acts like skin stops bleeding instantly without the need to apply pressure.

It’s rumored to work on major organs and arteries as well.