Neurofeedback: regulating brain dysfunction using video games
By monitoring one's neurofeedback while playing a video game, a person could learn to find and control his own inner peace.
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Will science let you live forever? The genetics of immortality say yes!
Emerging science is poised to unlock the mysteries surrounding the genetics of immortality. Will you live to be 1000? Google's biotech firm Calico says yes.
Brain injury allows man to visualize the world Matrix-style
After experiencing a traumatic brain injury, Jason Padgett developed an extraordinary ability to see the world through the lens of geometric shapes.
Musical training linked to better listening skills
If you're frustrated with your spouse's lack of listening skills, then blame their parents for not encouraging them to dabble in music when younger.
First ‘self-propelled’ nanobots successfully tested in animals
For the first time, self-propelled nanobots were successfully delivered into the gut lining of a living organism, which is good news for cancer treatment.
Doctors will soon be able to regrow a patient’s torn cartilage
Researchers are developing a new way to repair torn cartilage using stem cells, giving hope to millions of people suffering from knee injury.
The most dazzling hot springs of Yellowstone National Park
This stunning compilation of Yellowstone National Park's hot springs will inspire you to take a trip and visit the park in person.
Scientists harness hydrogen from water using AAA battery
This promises an inexpensive system of harnessing hydrogen for fuel cell technology.