Tag: biotechnology
Harvard Researchers Develop Silicon-Based DNA Printer for Medicine and Data Storage
Harvard scientists created a silicon chip printer that synthesizes many DNA molecules simultaneously, boosting eco-friendly data storage and research.
Read MoreChinese Scientists Develop Artificial Human Embryos Capable of Growing Organs
Researchers in China have created artificial human embryo models that form foundational organ cells, marking a major advance in transplantation medicine.
Read MoreSouth Korean Researchers Convert Wet Spent Coffee Grounds into High-Grade Biofuel in 90 Seconds
Scientists in South Korea developed a method to transform wet spent coffee grounds into high-energy biochar within 90 seconds, bypassing costly drying.
Read MoreFirst Clinical Trials Conducted on AI-Designed Vaccine Demonstrate Promising Results
A vaccine developed entirely by artificial intelligence has successfully undergone initial human clinical trials, marking a milestone in medical innovation.
Read MoreChina Conducts First Orbital Experiment with Artificial Human Embryos
China initiates pioneering space study on artificial human embryos made from stem cells to understand early human development in microgravity.
Read MoreJapanese Firms Achieve First Ever Sake Fermentation in Space, Eye Lunar Production
Japanese companies have successfully conducted sake fermentation in orbit, marking a milestone in space biotech with future lunar production plans.
Read MoreMicrobes Could Play Key Role in Future Asteroid Mining for Precious Metals
Microorganisms may offer a natural solution for extracting valuable metals from asteroids, supporting sustainable space resource exploitation.
Read MoreChinese Researchers Enable Mammalian Cells to Harness Light for Energy
Scientists in China have developed a method to give mammalian cells the ability to perform photosynthesis, allowing them to generate energy from light.
Read MoreScientists Develop Bacterial Bioelectronic Sensors That Generate Electricity Upon Detecting Harmful Substances
Researchers create bioelectronic sensors using live bacteria in hydrogels to detect harmful substances by producing electrical signals.
Read MoreResearchers Achieve Breakthrough in Brain Cryopreservation Using Vitrification Technique
Scientists develop a method to freeze and thaw brain tissue without damage, advancing the prospects of human cryopreservation.
Read MoreFrench Company Biomemory to Introduce DNA-Based Data Storage in Data Centers by Late 2026
Biomemory plans to deploy DNA-based data storage in data centers during the second half of 2026, following its acquisition of Catalog Technologies.
Read MoreAdvancing AI Efficiency with Biologically Inspired Biochips and Organoid Intelligence
Researchers explore biochips and organoid intelligence to reduce AI energy consumption by mimicking biological neural tissue efficiency.
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