Cortical Labs' Biocomputing: Brain Cells on a Chip
A lab in Australia has developed a computer chip that incorporates living human brain cells, offering a new approach to…
Edwin Dorsey's Wall Street Impact
When Edwin Dorsey, a 26 year old Stanford student, posed as Harvey Weinstein to gain a babysitting job, he set in motio…
Peter Stewie's Startup Advice for App Ideas
Peter Stewart of @peterstewiestartup has a blunt message for entrepreneurs: if your startup fails, it’s probably not du…
Harvard's Top 5 Sleep Hacks Backed by Research
Harvard Research Reveals that a well-cooled bedroom is a key to quality sleep. The university's top five sleep hacks ar…
Weston Price's Global Dental Health Journey
Weston A. Price’s epic dental health journey, spanning five continents in the early 20th century, found stark contrasts…
Harvard Sleep Research: Five Habits for Better Sleep
Harvard scientists have found that tweaking your bedroom temperature can add an extra hour to your nightly sleep. This…
Stanford's Top Five Effective Supplements
Researchers at Stanford sifted through dozens of supplements and found most lacking. Five, however, showed significant…
Peptide Supplements Ranked by Evidence
Peptide supplements have infiltrated wellness routines, promising everything from muscle gains to speedy recovery, but…
Stem Cell Regeneration: Five Ways to Boost
Once men in their 70s increased their muscle stem cells by 76% in three months. Now, researchers are finding ways to bo…
Peptides Explained: Messengers in the Body
The word "BPC" is on a growing number of supplement labels, yet the science on this peptide — a tiny amino-acid chain t…
Northrop Grumman's Open-Source Radio Platform
The University of Colorado Boulder is using a $3000 radio to detect small objects up to 100 meters away, thanks to Nort…
Yellowstone's Second Magma Reservoir: 2015 Discovery
Yellowstone National Park’s magma system is now known to be even larger than previously thought. However, USGS reports…