Researchers in the field of bioelectronic medicine are developing a neural tourniquet to supercharge the body’s ability to stop bleeding with just a few zaps. The post An Electric Shock Could Keep Patients From Bleeding Out appeared first on WIRED.
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Getting a good count matters, if you care about things like how people live and move. The post Bad News for Everyone! The 2020 Census Is Already in Trouble appeared first on WIRED.
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Opinion: Crispr and other gene-editing technologies may affect the future of all life on the planet. The government isn’t prepared. The post Crispr Makes It Clear: The US Needs a Biology Strategy, and Fast appeared first on WIRED.
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Of the best virtual reality at the Tribeca Film Fest, some of the top projects hinged on creating an experience you can’t duplicate at home.
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This connected cam uses 3D sensors to watch and learn what’s going on in your home.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel isn’t afraid of Facebook. He really believes in the power of puppy face filters.
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There’s a lot Alexa can do — here are 10 reasons why we love her.
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Europe’s top court appears to be leaning towards calling a spade a spade by judging Uber’s business a transportation company, rather than just an enabling tech platform as the company prefers to think of itself, ie. as a way for the on-demand ride hailing app to work around the (stricter) licensing regulations that can be applied to traditional taxi firms. Read More
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This spoiler-free guide will help you decide whether to watch the 2012 sci-fi mystery before heading into “Covenant”.
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In Tim Schafer’s world, videogames are a form of personal expression for both the creator and player. The post Yes, Videogames Are Serious Art. This Guy’s Career Proves It appeared first on WIRED.
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