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The photos in this gallery show the tiny building blocks of life in rich, strange detail.
The post Amazing Micrographs Show What Cells Really Look Like appeared first on WIRED.
Buildings can learn a lot from your femurs.
The post Architecture Builds on the Intricate Structure of Bone appeared first on WIRED.
Prosthetics with BioTac robotic fingers can sense the fluffiness of a bunny and the fragility of an egg.
The post SynTouch’s Prosthetic Fingers Can Feel How Soft a Bunny Is appeared first on WIRED.
You could control robot sharks with your mind in the comfort of your own home thanks to OpenBCI, a Brooklyn company building open source brain computer interfaces.
The post Watch These Guys Make a Shark Swim With Their Minds appeared first on WIRED.
Mound termites are pros at building self-regulating homes. Human architects want to get in on the action.
The post Building Skyscrapers Like Termite Mounds Could Save Energy appeared first on WIRED.
Lightning's antics have inspired fear and devotion throughout history. But what's the science behind the mythology?
The post The Science Behind Lightning’s Electric Shows appeared first on WIRED.
A lot can get lost in translation between your eyes and your brain.
The post Why Optical Illusions Like These Make Your Brain Go Haywire appeared first on WIRED.
Fizzing carbon dioxide bubbles that shoot medicine deep into bleeding wounds could be a lifesaver on the battlefield.
The post Gas-Propelled Microparticles Could Stop Bleeding in Wounds appeared first on WIRED.
Pathogens love humans---and their cats.
The post Stunning Map Shows Pathogens Hopping Between Species appeared first on WIRED.