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| Neuroscientist Says Human Head Transplant Is Possible | | 1:03:40 AM | Sean Fitz-Gerald |
| An Italian surgeon is reportedly convinced that the technology now exists to carry out a full-on human head transplant. The science — according to Dr. Sergio Canavero, a member of the Turin Advanced Neuromodulation Group — is based on the successful head transplants of animals. In 1970, Dr. Robert White, a neurosurgeon, successfully completed the procedure between two rhesus monkeys.
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| Stealth Wear: Fashion That Keeps You Off the Radar | | Wednesday, July 03, 2013 8:30 PM | Dhiya Kuriakose |
| The words "stealth wear" have us thinking of James Bond, undercover spies and other people who don't want to be found. But it could become a fashion trend for the masses. One designer, Adam Harvey from the School of Visual Arts, has started designing products that make you invisible to technology.
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| Drone Project Modeled From Incredible Images of Birds in Flight | | Wednesday, July 03, 2013 8:04 PM | Luisa Rollenhagen |
| Stanford University students are capturing incredible images of birds in mid-flight in order to study their movements, behavior, and ultimately create the ideal drone. The ultra-high-speed Phantom camera they use can shoot upwards of 3,300 frames per second at full resolution, and an amazing 650,000 at a tiny resolution, which enables the students to capture the incredibly intricate movements of a bird in flight.
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| Boston University Sues Apple for Patent Infringement | | Wednesday, July 03, 2013 7:29 PM | AppAdvice |
| Boston University is taking Apple to court for patent infringement. According to the Boston Herald, the university's suit claims that the company is using a patented semiconductor in its products. Filed in the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts, the suit says that the component, patented by engineering professor D. Moustakas in 1997, is used in numerous products including the iPhone 5, iPad and MacBook Air.
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| This Is the Future of Book Marketing | | Wednesday, July 03, 2013 6:07 AM | Eric Larson |
| A Croatian author experiments with a new storytelling method. His tools: a fictional Twitter account, a movie-like trailer and a virtual Minecraft city.
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