Energy Roundup
Scientists are developing brain implants powered by the body’s own sugars.
Modern Bloodletting
Giving blood regularly may have cardiovascular benefits for people with metabolic syndrome.
Spinal Cord Comeback
Researchers are using novel methods to make paralyzed rats walk again.
Wide Angle Mirror
A mathematician has designed a wide-angle driver's side mirror that doesn't distort shapes.
Mutiny on the Migraine
Descendants of “The Mutiny on the Bounty” are providing new clues to the genetics of migraine …
Drugs from Nature Roundup
Medical researchers tackle deadly diseases with the help of worms and poppies.
Time-Restricted Eating
Mice that eat only during certain hours avoid obesity and related health problems – even on a …
Antiviral Pigs
The mucus in pig stomachs contains plentiful anti-viral proteins.
Overcoming Arachnophobia
Peoples’ brain activity changes permanently when they overcome a phobia.
Podcast for 8 June 2012
The link between touch and hearing. And, why bilinguals hear better in noisy environments. Also: new …
Insect Roundup
To protect tiny machines from hidden dangers, engineers are getting inspiration from insects.