Mind-controlled robotic limbs for amputees are growing more sophisticated all the time -- but a challenger has appeared. Human limb transplant surgery using the patient's own biological material could ...

Atrial fibrillation, the dangerous heart rhythm disorder commonly referred to as A-fib, affects more than 10 million U.S. adults. Even with so many people affected, doctors have been stuck with the ...

Lab-grown hearts with immune cells develop atrial fibrillation after chronic inflammation, offering a new way to test ...

Researchers at The Ohio State University were able to create a nearly complete human brain that matches the brain maturity of a 5-week-old fetus by using adult human skin cells. The brain organoid is ...

Researchers at Houston Methodist have helped to develop a lab-in-a-needle device that can take a blood or tissue sample from a patient and provide a lab test result on the spot. The prototype was ...

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CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — One of the most innovative places in the City of Corpus Christi has sprung into action in the fight against COVID-19. Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi's I-Create Lab is ...

The best way to learn about virtualization is with your own lab. When most people think of a lab, they picture a closet housing a group of servers that cost several thousand dollars. While there are ...

Gazing skyward from the first floor of the four-story atrium, visitors to Princeton University's newly completed Frick Chemistry Laboratory observe reflections of light playing with shadow. Filtering ...

Whether it's barbecued, breaded, roasted, grilled or poached, chicken is firm favourite across the world. Now, scientists have put a modern spin on a classic chicken dish - the humble nugget. Experts ...

A team of researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital has grown a rat limb in a lab -- paving the way forward for bioengineered human transplants. Michelle Starr Science editor Michelle Starr is ...