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L'évolution des technologies et de la chirurgie est capable, aujourd'hui, de réaliser ce que personne n'imaginait possible il y a encore quelques années. Le Texan John Jameson en est l'une des preuves [...] 
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James Young, an amputee from London, got a prosthetic robotic arm inspired by Metal Gear Solid, boasting features such as a USB port, a digital display, several lights, and a drone on the side.
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Full Video: https://goo.gl/OFKzWH Dr. Michio Kaku, Professor of Theoretical Physics at City University of New York shares his vision of mankind's future a
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Christopher Voigt et son équipe ont réussi une véritable prouesse. Ils ont effectivement inventé un langage de programmation capable de modifier les cellules
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Le transhumanisme prétend augmenter à l'infini les caractéristiques physiques de l'être humain. Ce mouvement décolle aujourd'hui grâce aux progrès de la génétique et de l'intelligence artificielle.
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Le rythme du progrès scientifique et technologique permet d'envisager dans un avenir proche une fusion entr
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It was unveiled at the DARPA technology expo.
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A trial to see if it is possible to regenerate the brains of patients who have been declared clinically dead has been approved. Reanima Advanced Biosciences aims to use stem cells, injections of peptides, and nerve stimulation to reverse “brain death as noted in clinical examination or EEG”, a project which at least scores highly on ambition.
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But the spread-on polymer film has a variety of uses beyond the cosmetic.
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While the invisible polymer “second skin” dries to tighten wrinkles and reduce skin sagging, it could also be used to protect dry skin and deliver drugs.
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Ramez Naam is the author of 5 books, including the award-winning Nexus trilogy of sci-fi novels. Follow him on twitter: @ramez. A shorter version of this article first appeared at TechCrunch.... read more
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Jennifer Doudna stands at the center of the maelstrom she helped create.
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La recherche en épigénétique découvre comment l’environnement communique avec les gènes et instruit leur activité. Cette communication inclut un système qui utilise certaines molécule
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L'amélioration de l'humain grâce aux technologies est en marche depuis déjà plusieurs années. Mais avec des travaux comme celui de cette équipe d'ingénieurs de l'Institut Wyss à Harvard, [...]
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Your brain does not process information, retrieve knowledge or store memories. In short: your brain is not a computer
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A software error means that around a third of UK family doctors have been miscalculating whether people need medicine to avoid a heart attack since 2009
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Doctors at the Prince of Wales Hospital in Sydney, Australia, have managed to replace two vertebrae with 3D printed replacements. The patient, a man in his 60s, suffers from Chordoma, a devastating…
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SCIENCES - Ancien ministre, Luc Ferry était l'invité d'Anne Sinclair, samedi, pour la sortie de son livre. Au menu : l'homme de demain, génétiquement modifié.
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INTERVIEW CROISÉE - «Un monde de liberté», affirme Luc Ferry; «le paradis sur terre est la voie de l'enfer immédiat», lui répond François-Xavier Bellamy, le prochain invité des rencontres du Figaro salle Gaveau.
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A bionic body is closer than you think
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This post is a status update on one of the most powerful tools humanity will ever create: nanotechnology (or nanotech). My goal here is to give you a quick overview of... read more
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American researchers have created dissolvable brain electrodes that can measure electrical activity in the brain with better resolution than existing devices
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La Darpa a récemment financé un étrange projet se présentant sous la forme d'une prothèse de bras contrôlable par la pensée. Elle vient d'en faire la
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A nearly 2,7 million euro grant from the Research Council of Norway could go a long way to completely change the way people with type 1 diabetes live, if the recipients, researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), are successful.
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It was unveiled at the DARPA technology expo.
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