Imagine yourself mowing a lawn. If it was a leisurely Sunday morning, you might go back and forth in neat rows to ensure that every blade of grass was evenly cut. But what if you were in a rush? You
Can technology develop a mind of its own? The robot apocalypse is not yet upon us, but the Sharpe group from European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Barcelona has recently demonstrated the capability of a group of robots to self-organize
Evolution of a novel cell type through rewiring an ancestral stress response What can opossums tell us about humans? By comparing these species, a research team from Yale University—led by Revson Senior Fellow in Biomedical Sciences Eric Erkenbrack—has shed some
