How will the future of life pan out a thousand years to one hundred quintillion years from now?

Experts have successfully connected two human brains on one telecommunications channel.

Using a freeze-drying technique, Japanese scientists have created a living database to bring extinct species back to life.

Scientists at Huazhong University in China are using a 3D printer to create mini organs that are alive and functional.

Potentially fatal antibiotic-resistant bacteria can now be found in a matter of minutes.

Drugs will counteract the brain barrier in the body, and may be the answer to curing fatal diseases.

Wake Forest University researchers have developed a lighting solution based on FIPEL technology that gives off a soft white glow, and is still sustainable.

Scientists look to rats to help create life-altering measures for the visually impaired.

Social network ResearchGate recently reached over 2 million members and is enabling research collaboration like has never been able to happen before.

Scientists in Japan have created a hard-wearing, artificial enamel that covers your teeth and is only 0.004 millimeters thick.

Successful research has begun with prototype microchips that will serve to restore sight to the visually impaired

The test identifies a genetic change that can indicate cancer, allowing women to take preventive medicines and switch to healthier lifestyles.

Setting sail for an isolated French island off the coast of Mexico a multidisciplinary team will research and express environmental concerns.

Scientists create smart textiles that could emit a distress signal or save a person's life.