Gang of monkeys escape South Carolina biomedical research facility
Lock your doors and windows, say police, but these should be disease-free
Bootnotes11 Nov 2024 | 58
Biotech
Enzo Biochem ordered to cough up $4.5 million over lousy security that led to ransomware disaster
Three state attorneys general probed the company and found plenty to chastise
Cyber-crime14 Aug 2024 | 3
FDA gives Neuralink 'a second shot' at human brain chip
A case of 'keep digging deeper' actually being the right move for Elon, potentially
Science20 May 2024 | 9
Neuralink keeps losing the thread on brain implant wiring
Musk venture allegedly decided imperfect design was usable
Science15 May 2024 | 25
Japanese scientists propose drug to regrow teeth, promise trials won't bite
Adios, dentures?
Science13 May 2024 | 50
Brain-sensing threads slip from gray matter in first human Neuralink trial
Oh well – next!
Science09 May 2024 | 13
BROADER TOPICS
Guess the company: Takes your DNA, blames you when criminals steal it, can’t spot a cyberattack for 5 months
Breach filings show Reddit post led to the discovery rather than any sophisticated cyber defenses
Cyber-crime26 Jan 2024 | 36
Infosec experts divided over 23andMe's 'victim-blaming' stance on data breach
Users apparently at fault after reusing credentials the company didn't check were already compromised
Cyber-crime04 Jan 2024 | 29
Boffins claim invention of rechargable, biodegradable, supercapacitor drug pump
Lab rats absorb widget after getting their dose
Science21 Nov 2023 | 16
Think tank: Chips Act is great, but US should look at biotech supply chain too
The White House and DoD move to bolster domestic biomanufacturing
Public Sector04 Apr 2023 | 4
Uncle Sam OKs vaccine that protects honeybees against hive-destroying bacterium
Maybe humans could learn a thing or two about how modern medicine can prevent the spread of disease
Science06 Jan 2023 | 35
Biotech firm: Graphcore IPUs faster for AI-based drug discovery than GPUs
Someone's got to keep, say, Nvidia on its toes
AI + ML21 Apr 2022 | 4
Idea of downloading memories far-fetched say experts after Musk claim resurfaces in latest Neuralink development
'Save and replay memories'? Not quite, say boffins...
AI + ML31 Jan 2022 | 104
Welcome to cultured meat – not pigs reading Proust but a viable alternative to slaughter
The meatball that shook the world has investors salivating
Science16 Nov 2019 | 210
It's the real Heart Bleed: Medtronic locks out vulnerable pacemaker programmer kit
A pulse-racing tale of biotech bug fixing
Security12 Oct 2018 | 26
Google will make you live to be 500, claims Ventures president
We'll be keeping your data until then, so you might as well
SaaS10 Mar 2015 | 33
Tech bubble? No, no way, nope, says Silicon Valley investor
Web Summit Thiel claims tech firms actually the bubble safety net
On-Prem06 Nov 2014 | 17
Investor pulls out of Facebook, pumps cash into pork-printing joint
As you do
Science23 Aug 2012 | 64
Canadian kid uses supercomputing to cure cystic fibrosis
16-year-old cops prize for developing drug cocktail
Science11 May 2011 | 48
Mutated genetic supertrout developed in lab
Belgian 'blue cow' biotech produces: Das Überfisch
Science11 Mar 2010 | 52
Copyrighted mice give OK on vat-grown organs
Big Blue® brand rodents scotch mutant clone peril
Science25 Mar 2009 | 7
UK boffins to breed syntho-blood from human embryos
As syntho-blood exec fakes terminal cancer
Science24 Mar 2009 | 6
DARPA at phase 2 on human 'regeneration' tech
Zaphod Beeblebrox™ extra limbs for multitaskers?
Science24 Mar 2009 | 24
Coming soon: Pills to 'turn down' your ears at clubs
Amps that go beyond 11 widely expected
Science21 Jan 2009 | 47
Green biz now 'bigger than software and biotech'
Bankers show off amazing motorised goalposts
Science08 Oct 2008 | 7
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