• Medical 'microrobots' Could One Day Treat Bladder Disease, Other Human Illnesses

• Engineers Create Bacteria That Can Synthesize an Unnatural Amino Acid

• Amputees Feel Warmth in Their Missing Hand

• Fecal Microbiota Transplants: Two Reviews Explore What's Worked, What Hasn't, and Where Do We Go from Here

• Nose Shape Gene Inherited from Neanderthals

• Scientists Discover Anatomical Changes in the Brains of the Newly Sighted

• Ingestible 'electroceutical' Capsule Stimulates Hunger-Regulating Hormone
• Brain Circuits for Locomotion Evolved Long Before Appendages and Skeletons

• Nanowire Networks Learn and Remember Like a Human Brain

• Cannabinoids Give Worms the Munchies, Too
• Chitin from Consuming Insects Can Help Both Gut Microbiota and Global Health

• Now You Can Be Comfortable in Your E-Skin

• Can You Describe a Sensation Without Feeling It First?

• 乒乓球脑筋急转弯:对阵机器人Makes Our Brains Work Harder

• Researchers Create Embryo-Like Structures from Monkey Embryonic Stem Cells
• Super-Sized Nanocage Could Deliver Bigger Drug Cargoes

• A Miniature Heart in a Petri Dish: Organoid Emulates Development of the Human Heart
• Sleight-of-Hand Magic Trick Only Fools Monkeys With Opposable Thumbs

• English Language Pushes Everyone -- Even AI Chatbots -- To Improve by Adding

• Can AI Predict How You'll Vote in the Next Election?

• Generating Power With Blood Sugar

• Meet the Hybrid Micro-Robot: The Tiny Robot That Is Able to Navigate in a Physiological Environment and Capture Targeted Damaged Cells

• Vocal Tract Size, Shape Dictate Speech Sounds

• Characterizing Abnormal Neural Networks in Dogs With Anxiety

• Humans Are Leaving Behind a 'frozen Signature' Of Microbes on Mount Everest

• Dizzy Apes Provide Clues on Human Need for Mind Altering Experiences

• Virtual Reality Games Can Be Used as a Tool in Personnel Assessment

• What 'Chornobyl Dogs' Can Tell Us About Survival in Contaminated Environments

• Enhancing at-Home COVID Tests With Glow-in-the Dark Materials

• Edible Electronics: How a Seaweed Second Skin Could Transform Health and Fitness Sensor Tech

• Will Future Computers Run on Human Brain Cells?

• Tiny New Climbing Robot Was Inspired by Geckos and Inchworms

• Electrodes Grown in the Brain -- Paving the Way for Future Therapies for Neurological Disorders
• Wireless, Soft E-Skin for Interactive Touch Communication in the Virtual World

• Custom, 3D-Printed Heart Replicas Look and Pump Just Like the Real Thing
• First Transient Electronic Bandage Speeds Healing by 30%

• Sheep Can Benefit Urban Lawn Landscapes and People
• Vibrating Capsule Doubles the Ability for Constipation Sufferers to Defecate Without Drugs
• Researchers Map Mosquito Cells That May Help the Insects Choose Tastiest Humans

• Want Healthy Valentine Chocolates? We Can Print Them

• New AI Technology Could Change Game Prep for Super Bowl Teams

• Interactive Cyber-Physical Human: Generating Contact-Rich Whole-Body Motions

• Nematodes Can Help Us Detect Indoor Air Impurities

• Human Brain Organoids Respond to Visual Stimuli When Transplanted Into Adult Rats

• This Groundbreaking Biomaterial Heals Tissues from the Inside out
• A Neuro-Chip to Manage Brain Disorders

• AI Technology Generates Original Proteins from Scratch

• Humans Can Recognize and Understand Chimpanzee and Bonobo Gestures, Study Finds

• Mature 'lab Grown' Neurons Hold Promise for Neurodegenerative Disease
• Artificial Nerve Cells -- Almost Like Biological
• Predisposition to Accidental Awareness Under Anesthesia Identified by Neuroscientists

• Human-Approved Medication Brings Back 'lost' Memories in Mice

• Newly Discovered Anatomy Shields and Monitors Brain
• A Soft, Stimulating Scaffold Supports Brain Cell Development Ex Vivo

• When Our Vertical Perception Gets Distorted: Body Pitch and Translational Body Motion

• Researchers Discover Water-Based Mechanism of Human Sex Reversal at Edge of Developmental Ambiguity

• See No Evil: People Find Good in Villains

• Physician, Heal Thyself?

• Researchers Develop Wireless, Ultrathin 'Skin VR' To Provide a Vivid, 'personalized' Touch Experience in the Virtual World

• New Robot Does 'the Worm' When Temperature Changes

• Does Throwing My Voice Make You Want to Shop Here?

• Masks Can Put Cognitive Performance in Check, Chess Study Finds

• Scientists Modify Yeast Cell and Turn It Into a Cannabis Tracker
• Gut Microbiomes of Mouse Pups Are Permanently Altered When Moms Are Fed a Low-Fiber Diet While Nursing

• 食品消毒喷雾部署的数十亿Tiny Soldiers'

• In Negotiations, Hoodwinking Others Has a Cost, Study Finds
• Pedestrians Choose Healthy Obstacles Over Boring Pavements

• A Self-Powered Ingestible Sensor Opens New Avenues for Gut Research

• Scientists Capture Detailed Snapshots of Mouse Brain Cells Nibbling on Neurons
• Green Means GO! Ultra-Violet Means STOP!

• 525-Million-Year-Old Fossil Defies Textbook Explanation for Brain Evolution

• Witchcraft Beliefs Are Widespread, Highly Variable Around the World, Study Finds

• Artificial Neural Networks Learn Better When They Spend Time Not Learning at All
• With Training, People in Mind-Controlled Wheelchairs Can Navigate Normal, Cluttered Spaces

• AI-Generated X-Ray Images Fooled Medical Experts and Improved Osteoarthritis Classification

• Synthetic Biology Meets Medicine: 'Programmable Molecular Scissors' Could Help Fight COVID-19 Infection

• Ancient Disease Has Potential to Regenerate Livers

• Brain Area Thought to Impart Consciousness, Behaves Instead Like an Internet Router
• AI Transforms Smartwatch ECG Signals Into a Diagnostic Tool for Heart Failure
• Designing and Programming Living Computers
• Fluorescent Mouse Blood Will Help Us Gain Knowledge About Brain Diseases

• Rats Bop to the Beat
• The Nose-Brain Pathway: Exploring the Role of Trigeminal Nerves in Delivering Intranasally Administered Antidepressant

• Mysterious Outbreak of Bone-Eating Tuberculosis Resembled an Ancestral Form
• U.S. Political Partisanship Affects First Impressions of Faces
• Neuroscientists Look Deep Into the Eyes of the Octopus

• Researchers Develop a Material That Mimics How the Brain Stores Information

• Lucid Dying: Patients Recall Death Experiences During CPR

• Tracking Trust in Human-Robot Work Interactions

• AI Helps Researchers Design Microneedle Patches That Restore Hair in Balding Mice
• Just Like Humans, More Intelligent Jays Have Greater Self-Control

• Inverted Dancers Have More Acute Visuomotor Perception

• Actors Suppress Their Sense of Self When Playing a New Character
• The Major Chord That Cures Nightmares
• Fruit Flies Move Their Retinas Much Like Humans Move Their Eyes

• Surf's Up (and Don't Mind the Sharks)
• Engineers Light the Way to Nerve-Operated Prosthetics of the Future

• Word and Face Recognition Can Be Adequately Supported With Half a Brain
• COVID-Causing Virus in Air Detected With High-Tech Bubbles

• Dig In: Sand Serves Up a Possible Cure for Obesity